Antibiotic prescribing knowledge, awareness, and attitude of dental surgeons practicing in the urban Indian population
Background: Studies have reported that dental procedures may serve as a portal of entry for bacteria into the blood circulation, commonly termed as bacteremia which may inhabitate the heart and joints subjected to repair and replacement by prosthesis and may lead to complications in immunocompromise...
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Main Authors: | Rathi Rela (Author), Aarti Vidyasindhu Sejao (Author), Ankita Singh (Author), Prabhat Kumar Singh (Author), Mukesh Kumar (Author), Shweta Kirti Gupta (Author), Priyadarshini Rangari (Author) |
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Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications,
2021-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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