Detection of Pathogenic Microorganisms from Burn Patients Admitted in Tertiary Medical College Hospital and Their Antimicrobial Patterns

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"Detection of Pathogenic Microorganisms from Burn Patients Admitted in Tertiary Medical College Hospital and Their Antimicrobial Patterns"
written by Kaniz Fatema, Shahina Sultana, Mohammad Hedayet Ali, Tanzina Akter, Khadiza-Tul- Kobra, Shiful Islam,
published by Open Journal of Medical Microbiology, Vol.11 No.1, 2021

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