Rifampicin Does Not Reduce Moxifloxacin Concentrations At The Site Of Infection And May Not Improve Treatment Outcome Of A One-stage Exchange Surgery Protocol Of Implant-associated Osteomyelitis Lesions In A Porcine Model

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Title: Figure 1 from moxifloxacin concentrations in the knee joint, tibial

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Title: Rifampicin does not affect host-cell mechanisms. bm1.11 cells were

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