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    Laminar flow: the better choice in orthopaedic implants

    Laminar flow: the better choice in orthopaedic implants by Jutte, Paul C, Traversari, Roberto AAL, Walenkamp, Geert HIM

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    Effect of different setups, protective screens and air supply systems on the exposure to aerosols in a mock-up restaurant

    Effect of different setups, protective screens and air supply systems on the exposure to aerosols in a mock-up restaurant by Traversari, Roberto A. A. L., Bezemer, Robert A., van Heumen, Stefan P. M., Kompatscher, Karin, Hinkema, Menno J., Eekhout, Iris

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    Heat sterilisation dramatically reduces filter efficiency of the majority of FFP2 and KN-95 respirators

    Heat sterilisation dramatically reduces filter efficiency of the majority of FFP2 and KN-95 respirators by van der Vossen, Jos M B M, Heerikhuisen, Margreet, Traversari, Roberto A A L, van Wuijckhuijse, Arjan L, Montijn, Roy C

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    Ventilation design conditions associated with airborne bacteria levels within the wound area during surgical procedures: a systematic review

    Ventilation design conditions associated with airborne bacteria levels within the wound area during surgical procedures: a systematic review by Aganovic, A., Cao, G., Fecer, T., Ljungqvist, B., Lytsy, B., Radtke, A., Reinmüller, B., Traversari, R.

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    Ventilation design conditions associated with airborne bacteria levels within the wound area during surgical procedures: a systematic review

    Ventilation design conditions associated with airborne bacteria levels within the wound area during surgical procedures: a systematic review by Aganovic, Amar, Cao, Guangyu, Fečer, Tomáš, Ljungqvist, Bengt L, Lytsy, Birgitta, Radtke, Andreas, Reinmüller, Berit, Traversari, Roberto A.A.L

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