Successful non-operative management of haemodynamically unstable traumatic splenic injuries: 4-year case series in a UK major trauma centre

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作者：
Richard A. Armstrong
Andrew Macallister
Benjamin Walton
Julian Thompson
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[1] Southmead Hospital,Intensive Care Unit
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European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery | 2019年 / 45卷
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Major trauma; Splenic injury;
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页码：933 / 938
页数：5
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