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• J Trauma · Dec 2009

  Case Reports

  Ruptured gallbladder: delayed presentation after motor vehicle collision.

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• J Trauma · Dec 2009

  Case Reports

  Suprarenal inferior vena cava ligation: a rare survivor.

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• J Trauma · Dec 2009

  Comment Letter

  Differences in prescription of narcotic pain medication between hospitals in different countries.

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• J Trauma · Dec 2009

  Review Case Reports

  Abdominal shotgun wound with pellet embolization leading to bilateral lower limb amputation: case report and review of the literature of missile emboli over the past 10 years.

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• J Trauma · Dec 2009

  Clinical characterization of comatose patients with cervical spine injury and traumatic brain injury.

  Reports on the risk factors for combined craniocervical spine injury in comatose patients are rare. The incidence of concomitant cervical injury in comatose patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) was determined herein. ⋯ Patients who sustained TBI as a result of motorcycle accidents and those exhibiting a lower GCS score are at the highest risk for concomitant cervical spine injury.

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