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Bacteri ophage therapy as a treatment strategy for orthopaedi c-devi ce-related i nfecti ons: Where do we stand?

  • J. Onsea
  • , J. Wagemans
  • , J. P. Pirnay
  • , M. Di Luca
  • , M. Gonzalez-Moreno
  • , R. Lavigne
  • , A. Trampuz
  • , T. F. Moriarty
  • , W. J. Metsemakers
    • University Hospital Gasthuisberg
    • Dept. of Development & Regeneration
    • KU Leuven
    • University of Pisa
    • Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin
    • AO Research Institute Davos

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