Physiological assessment of the polytrauma patient: initial and secondary surgeries.

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D C Dewar

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H C Pape

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N Enninghorst

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O Yoshino

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R Peralta

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R Pfeifer

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Z J Balogh

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Benjamin M Hardy

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