Phase III trials required to resolve clinical equipoise over optimal fluid management in children with severe malaria.

Phase III trials required to resolve clinical equipoise over optimal fluid management in children with severe malaria.

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Main Authors:	Maitland, K, Akech, S, Gwer, S, Idro, R, Fegan, G, Eziefula, A, Levin, M, Newton, C
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2007

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