To Cite:
Subramanian
A, Albert
V, Mishra
B, Sanoria
S, Pandey
R M. Association Between the Pancreatic Enzyme Level and Organ Failure in Trauma Patients,
Trauma Mon.
2016
; 21(2):e20773.
doi: 10.5812/traumamon.20773.
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