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April 4, 2019Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery106 citations

Taxonomy of multiple rib fractures: Results of the chest wall injury society international consensus survey

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JEJohn EdwardsPCPeter ClarkeFPFredric M. Pieracci

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Edwards, John G. FRCS(C/Th); Clarke, Peter BMedSci; Pieracci, Fredric M. MD, MPH; Bemelman, Mike MD; Black, Edward A. FRCS(C/Th); Doben, Andrew MD; Gasparri, Mario MD; Gross, Ronald MD; Jun, Wu MD; Long, William B. MD; Lottenberg, Lawrence MD; Majercik, Sarah MD, MBA; Marasco, Silvana PhD; Mayberry, John MD; Sarani, Babak MD; Schulz-Drost, Stefan MD; Van Boerum, Don MD; Whitbeck, SarahAnn MBA; White, Thomas MD; on behalf of the Chest Wall Injury Society collaborators Author Information

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