Multidisciplinary team meeting for complex bone and joint infections diagnosis: The PHICTOS study.
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E. Stindel | P. Rosset | C. Arvieux | L. Bernard | G. Gras | P. Abgueguen | J. Druon | S. Touchais | L. Grammatico-Guillon | A. Lemaignen | A. Domelier | G. Le Moal | K. Fèvre | E. Laurent
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