Antibiotics And DFIs: What The Evidence Reveals

Given the prevalence of foot infections in patients with diabetes, aggressive and judicious management with antibiotics is crucial.

Given the prevalence of foot infections in patients with diabetes, aggressive and judicious management with antibiotics is crucial.

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Antibiotics And DFIs: What The Evidence Reveals

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