From The Archives (1974-1999)

The Incidence of Legionella pneumophila as the Cause of Acute Ambulatory Lower Respiratory Tract Infection

J Fam Pract. 1988 June;26(6)
By
Robert Guthrie, MD
R. Trent Sickles, MD
Steven Draeger, MD
John Brose, DO
William J. Athens, DO
Roy R. Bontrager, MD
John O'Handley, MD
John Heffelfinger, MD
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