Bacterial colonisation of suture material after routine neurosurgical procedures: relevance for wound infection.

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Bacterial colonisation of sutu ...... relevance for wound infection.

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Andreas Winkel

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Joachim K Krauss

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Kerstin Schwabe

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Meike Stiesch

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Philipp Ertl

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Sascha Nico Stumpp

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