Emergency Department Thoracotomy : Still Useful After Abdominal Exsanguination? Discussion

Mark J Seamon; Abhijit S Pathak; Juan A Asensio; Peter Rhee; Erik Streib; Arthur Cooper; Kevin M Bradley; Carol A Fisher; John A Gaughan; Heather Kulp; Paola G Pieri; Thomas A Santora; Amy J Goldberg; Rao R Ivatury

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Emergency Department Thoracotomy : Still Useful After Abdominal Exsanguination? Discussion

Mark J Seamon, Abhijit S Pathak, Juan A Asensio, Peter Rhee, Erik Streib, Arthur Cooper, Kevin M Bradley, Carol A Fisher, John A Gaughan, Heather Kulp, …

The Journal of trauma, injury, infection, and critical care, Vol.64(1), pp.1-8

2008

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Title: Emergency Department Thoracotomy : Still Useful After Abdominal Exsanguination? Discussion
Creators: Mark J Seamon - Temple University
Abhijit S Pathak - Temple University
Juan A Asensio - Temple University
Peter Rhee - Temple University
Erik Streib - Temple University
Arthur Cooper - Temple University
Kevin M Bradley - Temple University
Carol A Fisher - Temple University
John A Gaughan - Temple University
Heather Kulp - Temple University
Paola G Pieri - Temple University
Thomas A Santora - Temple University
Amy J Goldberg - Temple University
Rao R Ivatury - Temple University
Publication Details: The Journal of trauma, injury, infection, and critical care, Vol.64(1), pp.1-8
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Identifiers: 991006227531202656
Academic Unit: Surgery
Language: English
Resource Type: Conference proceeding

Emergency Department Thoracotomy : Still Useful After Abdominal Exsanguination? Discussion

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