Pelvic fracture pattern predicts the need for hemorrhage control intervention—Results of an AAST multi-institutional study
Todd W. Costantini(University of Minnesota System), Forrest O. Moore(University of Southern California), Thomas M. Scalea(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Richard D. Catalano(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Scott Keeney(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Joseph Conflitti(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), John B. Holcomb(Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences), Kenji Inaba(University of Southern California), Jeanette M. Podbielski(The University of Texas at Austin), Dimitra Skiada(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Tianhua Zhou(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Robert C. Mackersie(San Francisco General Hospital), Raúl Coimbra(Rocky Vista University), Allie Blackburn(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Brenton R. Robinson(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Lashonda Williams(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Jason L. Sperry(University of Pittsburgh), Christy Hoey(University of Southern California), Joseph P. Minei(Parkland Memorial Hospital), Brian H. Williams(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Alicia Privette(Albert B. Chandler Hospital), Deborah M. Stein(University of Maryland, Baltimore)
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