Rotational thromboelastometry predicts transfusion and disability in pediatric trauma
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W. Long | K. Azarow | M. Schreiber | N. Hamilton | A. Cunningham | B. Maxwell | Mary E. Condron | Katie Downie | Mubeen Jafri
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