Managing the common problem of missing data in trauma studies.
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Frederick P Rivara | Hilaire J Thompson | Tessa Rue | Ellen J Mackenzie | Gregory J Jurkovich | E. Mackenzie | H. Thompson | F. Rivara | G. Jurkovich | T. Rue
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