
|Videos|February 2, 2018
Why Are Pseudomonas Infections Getting Harder to Treat?
Author(s)Contagion® Editorial Staff
Marin H. Kollef, MD, explains why Pseudomonas infections are getting harder to treat.
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Marin H. Kollef, MD, professor of medicine and Virginia E. & Sam J. Golman chair of the Respiratory Intensive Care department of Washington University School of Medicine, explains why Pseudomonas infections are getting harder to treat.
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