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used were compared with the cul- ture and sensitivity data obtained at surgery, and the outcomes
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JR Fisher, MJ Conway, RT Takeshita, MR Sandoval - Jama, 1979 - Am Med Assoc Twenty-six patients with necrotizing fasciitis were treated during a nine-year period. Twenty-one
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