A comprehensive microbiological evaluation of fifty-four patients undergoing revision surgery due to prosthetic joint loosening.
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S. Lydersen | T. Viset | E. Witsø | L. Persen | G. Bjerkan | K. Bergh | K. Løseth | Anne Nor
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