Bicycle-related accidents in Rome: Investigating clinical patterns, demographics, injury contexts, and health outcomes for enhanced public safety

Author:

Cittadini Francesca,Aulino GiovanniORCID,Petrucci Martina,Raguso Luigi,Oliveri Elena SofiaORCID,Beccia FlaviaORCID,Novelli Angela,Strano-Rossi Sabina,Franceschi Francesco,Covino Marcello

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Elsevier BV

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