Early coagulopathy predicts mortality in trauma.
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Mauricio Lynn | Mary Murtha | Stephen M Cohn | J. Macleod | M. Murtha | M. Mckenney | S. Cohn | M. Lynn | Jana B A MacLeod | Mark G McKenney
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