• J Trauma Acute Care Surg · May 2014

    The anatomy of an article: title, abstract, and introduction.

    • Angela Sauaia, Ernest E Moore, Jennifer L Crebs, Ronald V Maier, David B Hoyt, and Steven R Shackford.
    • From the University of Colorado Denver (A.S., E.E.M.); Denver Health Medical Center (E.E.M.); and Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery Editorial Office (A.S., E.E.M., J.C., R.M., D.B.H., S.R.S.), Denver, Colorado; University of Washington (R.M.), Seattle, Washington; American College of Surgeons (D.B.H.), Chicago, Illinois; and Scripps Mercy Medical Center (S.R.S.), San Diego, California.
    • J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2014 May 1;76(5):1322-7.

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