Management of blunt splenic trauma: Significant differences between adults and children
Authors:
- Anita CourcoulasACAnita Courcoulas
- Mary GardnerMGMary Gardner
- James LynchJLJames Lynch
- Brian G HarbrechtBHBrian G Harbrecht
- Anthony O UdekwuAUAnthony O Udekwu
- Timothy R BilliarTBTimothy R Billiar
- Michael FederleMFMichael Federle
- James FerrisJFJames Ferris
- Manuel P MezaMMManuel P Meza
- Andrew B PeitzmanAPAndrew B Peitzman
- 1 October 1997
- Vol. 122 (4) , 654-660
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