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Cardiothoracic Trauma

Moheb A. Rashid, M.D.

  • 94 pages
  • 1.8 MB
  • PDF

Academic study of cardiothoracic trauma based on 496 patients across two Scandinavian centers. Covers penetrating and blunt trauma, aortic injuries, and surgical management outcomes.

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