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See Latest ArticlesRelationship between intensive care complications and costs and initial 24 h events of trauma patients with severe haemorrhage
Emergency Medicine Journal, 04/23/09
Husari AW et al. - The initial 24 h events of trauma patients with haemorrhagic shock may have a significant impact on hospital costs and on complications developing later during hospitalisation.
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