Splenic injuries in native Africans: Presentation, limitations of management, and treatment outcomes in a civilian trauma service in Southeast Nigeria

Author:

Ogbuanya AloysiusUgwu-Olisa,Ajuluchuku UzoamakaEsther,Nnadozie UgochukwuUzodimma,Otuu Onyeyirichi,Umezurike DanielAkuma,Kwento Nwanneka

Publisher

Medknow

Subject

General Medicine

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