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           ŞI STOCARE PRODUSE PATOLOGICE



       2) Specimene care nu sunt acceptate pentru izolarea bacteriilor anaerobe
       -  Exsudate şi alte produse recoltate pe tampon  din răni superficiale, abcese, arsuri, ulceraţii;
       - Tampoane vaginale, cervicale, uretrale;
       - Tampoane recoltate din tractul respirator superior, spută;
       - Materii fecale, tampoane rectale;
       - Urină.
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