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Feasibility study of emergency intervention for vascular injury outside the hospital
RESEARCH | Updated:2022-12-27
    • Feasibility study of emergency intervention for vascular injury outside the hospital

    • Ming Liang , Jing-Jing Rong , Jing-Yang Sun , Xiao-Zeng Wang , Fei Li , Geng Wang , Yan-Chun Liang , Ya-Ling Han
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 4, Issue 2, Pages: 80-85(2017)

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