Abstract. ZAGO, Thiago Messias et al. Blunt hepatic trauma: comparison between surgical and nonoperative treatment. Rev. Col. Bras. Cir. [online]. , vol ARTIGO ORIGINAL. Trauma hepático: uma experiência de 21 anos. Thiago Messias ZagoI; Bruno Monteiro PereiraII; Bartolomeu NascimentoIII; Maria Silveira. Request PDF on ResearchGate | On Jan 1, , Jorge Lavanderos F. and others published Traumatismo hepático.
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