An outbreak of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections associated with flexible bronchoscopes.
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G. Diette | R. Yung | J. Orens | E. Haponik | T. Perl | A. Srinivasan | P. Scheel | W. Merz | T. Ross | Linda L. Wolfenden | Xiaoyan Song | K. Mackie | T. Hartsell | Heather D. Jones
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