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. 1966 Sep 24;2(5516):724–728. doi: 10.1136/bmj.2.5516.724

Concentration of chloramphenicol in the urine and blood in relation to renal function.

A A Lindberg, L H Nilsson, H Bucht, L O Kallings
PMCID: PMC1943955  PMID: 5917389

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