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September 12, 2014Journal of Medical Microbiology

Rapid and accurate direct antibiotic susceptibility testing of blood culture broths using MALDI Sepsityper combined with the BD Phoenix automated system

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BHBriony HazeltonPathwest Laboratory MedicineLTLee ThomasThe University of SydneyTOThomas OlmaWestmead Hospital

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