The association of ABO Rh blood groups with 30-day mortality following traumatic injury – A retrospective observational study in the East of England
Authors:
- Jane LiJLJane Li
- Rachel BellRBRachel Bell
- Bushry BasheerBBBushry Basheer
- Adrian BoyleABAdrian Boyle
- Edward BarnardEBEdward Barnard
- Jacques BowmanJBJacques Bowman
- Liam BarrettLBLiam Barrett
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Abstract
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- NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre
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