A Comparison of the Kampala Trauma Score with the Revised Trauma Score in a Cohort of Colombian Trauma Patients
Colin A Clarkson, Cain Clarkson, Mark Borgaonkar
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Clarkson CA, Clarkson C, Borgaonkar M. A Comparison of the Kampala Trauma Score with the Revised Trauma Score in a Cohort of Colombian Trauma Patients. Panam J Trauma Crit Care Emerg Surg 2012; 1 (3):146-149.
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