Evaluation of the necessity of hospitalization in children with an isolated linear skull fracture (ISF).

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Evaluation of the necessity of hospitalization in children with an isolated linear skull fracture (ISF).

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Adi Reuveni-Salzman

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Guy Rosenthal

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Mony Benifla

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