Severity score for predicting pneumonia in inhalation injury patients
Authors:
- Ching-Chun LinCLChing-Chun Lin
- A.A. LiemALA.A. Liem
- Cho-Kai WuCWCho-Kai Wu
- Yi-Fan WuYWYi-Fan Wu
- Jui-Yung YangJYJui-Yung Yang
- Chung-Ho FengCFChung-Ho Feng
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