Ethanol Lock Therapy in Central Venous Catheters of Children With Intestinal Failure Is Associated With Lower Rates of Infection but Higher Rates of Mechanical Problems and Catheter Replacements

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Mokha, Jasmeet
Davidovics, Zev H.
Emerick, Karan
Samela, Kate
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GASTROENTEROLOGY | 2015年 / 148卷 / 04期
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