Amiloride treatment and increased risk of pressure ulcers in hospitalized patients.

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Amiloride treatment and increased risk of pressure ulcers in hospitalized patients.

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Céline Genty

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Jean-Luc Bosson

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Jean-Luc Cracowski

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Marion Lepelley

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Matthieu Roustit

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Sophie Blaise

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1685-1687

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10.1111/BCP.13084

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Bérengère Fromy

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2016-09-18T00:00:00Z

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