Contemporary management of civilian penetrating cervicothoracic arterial injuries
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T. Fabian | M. Croce | G. Minard | T. Schroeppel | L. Magnotti | S. Savage | J. Weinberg | G. Maish | A. Moore | Rebecca Teague | Tyler A Ward | Joshua B. Wasmund | Elena M P Lamb
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