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Severe head trauma in children: Analysis of 68 cases in light of current guidelines

Numan KARAARSLAN
Mehmet Sabri GÜRBÜZ
Muhterem DUYU
Ahmet Ferruh GEZEN
Pınar CANIZCI ERDEMLİ
Ercan BOŞNAK
Çimen ELİAS
Hasan GÜÇLÜ
Pages
596–603
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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Aim: To assess the characteristics of severe head trauma in the pediatric age group and to analyze its results under the currentguideline.Material and Methods: Eighty pediatric patients (

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Aim: To assess the characteristics of severe head trauma in the pediatric age group and to analyze its results under the currentguideline.Material and Methods: Eighty pediatric patients (

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KARAARSLAN, N., GÜRBÜZ, M. S., DUYU, M., GEZEN, A. F., ERDEMLİ, P. C., BOŞNAK, E., ELİAS, Ç., GÜÇLÜ, H. (2022). Severe head trauma in children: Analysis of 68 cases in light of current guidelines. Annals of Medical Research, Cilt: 27 - Sayı: 2, 596–603. https://ajindex.com/articles/446422

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