The accuracy of FAST in relation to grade of solid organ injuries: A retrospective analysis of 226 trauma patients with liver or splenic lesion
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Ralph Kickuth | Daniel Candinas | Aristomenis K. Exadaktylos | Heinz Zimmermann | Daniel Inderbitzin | Beat Schnüriger | Joachim Kilz | Miranda Schafer | Martin Luginbühl | D. Candinas | A. Exadaktylos | M. Luginbühl | B. Schnüriger | H. Zimmermann | D. Inderbitzin | R. Kickuth | M. Schafer | Joachim Kilz | J. Kilz | H. Zimmermann
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