The role of grade of injury in non-operative management of blunt hepatic and splenic trauma
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E. Paci | R. Cirocchi | A. Gemini | A. Santoro | A. Parisi | C. Renzi | V. D’Andrea | P. Ruscelli | M. Rimini | M. Rosati | R. Candelari | S. Santella | V. Marconi | R. Commissari
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