CK/CK-MB ratio as an indirect predictor for survival in polytraumatized patients.

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CK/CK-MB ratio as an indirect predictor for survival in polytraumatized patients.

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CK/CK-MB ratio as an indirect predictor for survival in polytraumatized patients.

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Florian M Kovar

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Georg Endler

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Oswald F Wagner

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Silke Aldrian

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Stefan Hajdu

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Thomas Heinz

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Vilmos Vécsei

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