Do-not-resuscitate orders in trauma patients may bias mortality-based effect estimates: An evaluation using the PROMMTT study
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E. Bulger | E. Fox | M. Cohen | C. Wade | J. Holcomb | M. Schreiber | M. Rahbar | H. Phelan | K. Brasel | J. Myers | B. Cotton | L. Alarcon | P. Muskat | D. D. del Junco | R. M. Sauer
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