A Risk Reduction Technique for Five Invasive Procedures in the Emergency Room Using a Compact and Lightweight X-ray Unit.
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Yutaka Igarashi | Kenta Shigeta | N. Tominaga | Taiki Mizobuchi | H. Ishii | S. Yokobori | Shimpei Ikeda | Kunio Hirai
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