Radiographic cervical spine evaluation in the alert asymptomatic blunt trauma victim: much ado about nothing.
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G. Velmahos | H. Belzberg | D. Demetriades | J. Asensio | E. Cornwell | D. Theodorou | T. Berne | R. Tatevossian | D. Theodorou
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