Dynamic helical computed tomography scan accurately detects hemorrhage in patients with pelvic fracture
Authors:
- David P. O'BRienDODavid P. O'BRien
- Fred A. LuchetteFLFred A. Luchette
- K.ANn ChoeKCK.ANn Choe
- Edward LimELEdward Lim
- Jr Kenneth DavisJDJr Kenneth Davis
- James M. HurstJHJames M. Hurst
- Jay A. JohannigmanJJJay A. Johannigman
- Scott B. FrameSFScott B. Frame
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