Surface modification of PVC endotracheal tubes by oxygen glow discharge to reduce bacterial adhesion
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Yann Chevolot | P. Descouts | B. Aronsson | H. Mathieu | Y. Chevolot | Hauke Harms | Björn-Owe Aronsson | D. J. Balazs | K. Triandafillu | P. Descouts | Hans Jörg Mathieu | H. Harms | K. Triandafillu
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