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197 FACTORS RELATED TO HOSPITALIZATION BUT NOT THE SEVERITY OF THE LIVER DISEASE INCREASE THE RISK OF NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION IN CIRRHOTIC PATIENTS

✍ Scribed by Di Gregorio, V.; Giannelli, V.; Lucidi, C.; Giusto, M.; Imperatrice, B.; Iacovone, G.; Lattanzi, B.; Riggio, O.; Merli, M.

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