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Antibiotic prophylaxis in stone surgery: a systematic review of the literature

  • By

  • Filippo Gavi

  • Mauro Ragonese

  • Daniele Fettucciari

  • Maria Chiara Sighinolfi

  • Filippo Turri

  • Enrico Panio

  • Stefano Moretto

  • Giovanni Balocchi

  • Domenico Maria Sanesi

  • Filippo Marino

  • Alessandra Francocci

  • Pierluigi Russo

  • Nazario Foschi

  • Francesco Pinto

  • Emilio Sacco

  • Bernardo Rocco

  • March 3, 2025

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Antibiotic prophylaxis in stone surgery: a systematic review of the literature

  • by Filippo Gavi, Mauro Ragonese, Daniele Fettucciari, Maria Chiara Sighinolfi, Filippo Turri, Enrico Panio, Stefano Moretto, Giovanni Balocchi, Domenico Maria Sanesi, Filippo Marino, Alessandra Francocci, Pierluigi Russo, Nazario Foschi, Francesco Pinto, Emilio Sacco, Bernardo Rocco

  • March 3, 2025

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