Splenectomy for Trauma Increases the Rate of Early Postoperative Infections

Author： Wiseman James   Brown Carlos V.R   Weng Janie   Salim Ali   Rhee Peter   Demetriades Demetrios  

Publisher： Southeastern Surgical Congress

ISSN： 0003-1348

Source： The American Surgeon, Vol.72, Iss.10, 2006-10, pp. : 947-950

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