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Assessment of efficiency of sterilization of medical appliances with electrochemically activated solutions by computer simulation of the dynamics of nosocomial infections

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    V. M. Bakhir, V. P. Grishin, S. A. Panicheva & V. I. Toloknov

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Bakhir, V.M., Grishin, V.P., Panicheva, S.A. et al. Assessment of efficiency of sterilization of medical appliances with electrochemically activated solutions by computer simulation of the dynamics of nosocomial infections. Biomed Eng 33, 67–68 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02386171

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