Noncontiguous Spine Injury: Is the Risk Increased in Low-Energy Falls?

Journal article

Peer reviewed

Georgia P Hill, Tameka Dean, Alison Muller, Anthony P Martin, Adam P Sigal, Forrest B Fernandez and Adrian W Ong

The American surgeon, v 87(12), pp 1989-1991

Dec 2021

PMID: 32683943

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Title: Noncontiguous Spine Injury: Is the Risk Increased in Low-Energy Falls?
Creators: Georgia P Hill - Reading Hospital
Tameka Dean - Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Alison Muller - Reading Hospital
Anthony P Martin - Reading Hospital
Adam P Sigal - Reading Hospital
Forrest B Fernandez - Reading Hospital
Adrian W Ong - Reading Hospital
Publication Details: The American surgeon, v 87(12), pp 1989-1991
Publisher: Sage
Resource Type: Journal article
Language: English
Academic Unit: Surgery
Web of Science ID: WOS:000729843900019
Scopus ID: 2-s2.0-85118322058
Other Identifier: 991022020636804721

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