Short- and Long-Term Prognosis of Infective Endocarditis in Non-Injection Drug Users: Improved Results Over 15 Years (19872001)

Manuel Anguita SánchezaFrancisco Torres CalvobJuan C Castillo DomínguezaMónica Delgado OrtegaaDolores Mesa RubioaMartín Ruiz OrtizaElías Romo PeñaaJosé M Arizón del PradoaJosé Suárez de Lezoa

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