Critical Considerations to Facilitate Multidisciplinary Care for Survivors of Firearm Injury

Overview

Journal Trauma Surg Acute Care Open

Specialty Critical Care

Date 2025 Feb 20

PMID 39975965

Authors

Virginia McCarthy

Catherine Garrison Velopulos

Quintin W O Myers

Affiliations

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