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Cost-effectiveness in wound dressing selection

DG Gray, RJ White, F Russell and PJ Cooper conducted a cohort study of the clinical and cost-effectiveness of primary and secondary dressings for non-infected superficial wounds

D. Gray | P. Cooper | F. Russell | Rj White

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