Patterns and outcomes of patients with abdominal trauma on operative management from northern Tanzania: a prospective single centre observational study

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Shilanaiman Hilary Ntundu
Ayesiga M. Herman
Alfred Kishe
Heri Babu
Ola F. Jahanpour
David Msuya
Samuel G. Chugulu
Kondo Chilonga
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[1] Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre,Department of General surgery
[2] Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College,School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
[3] Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences,undefined
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BMC Surgery | / 19卷
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Abdominal trauma; Patterns; Outcomes;
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