Time to early resuscitative intervention association with mortality in trauma patients at risk for hemorrhage
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F. Guyette | J. Sperry | B. Harbrecht | Joshua B. Brown | G. Vercruysse | R. Nirula | J. Claridge | B. Daley | Richard S. Miller | B. Joseph | B. Eastridge | A. Deeb | H. Phelan
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