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The effect of body mass index on outcomes following severe blunt chest trauma.
The effect of body mass index on outcomes following severe blunt chest trauma. Injury. 2020 Sep; 51(9):2076-2081.
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subject areas
Body Mass Index
Humans
Overweight
Risk Factors
Thinness
Thoracic Injuries
Treatment Outcome
Wounds, Nonpenetrating
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Jennifer Cone