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Microbiology: Diphtheroids as a cause of endocarditis in a haemodialysis patient

Posted on October 31, 2012 by

Dipheroids are usually regarded as skin or mucous membrane commensals. In this case from Jamaica the authors describe the role of the bacteria in fatal infective endocarditis.

Diphtheroids as a cause of endocarditis in a haemodialysis patient

Seema Biswas
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