2011•International Journal of Injury Control and Safety PromotionRequires access

Autopsy report diagnoses for motor vehicle-related deaths: how much more can they add to death certificate information?

Kristen J. Mertz, Steven A. Koehler, Harold B. Weiss, Karl E. Williams

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Each year more than 33,000 persons die from motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) in the United States (National Center for Statistics and Analysis). Analysis of injuries suffered in fatal crashes, in conju...

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Each year more than 33,000 persons die from motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) in the United States (National Center for Statistics and Analysis). Analysis of injuries suffered in fatal crashes, in conju...

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Each year more than 33,000 persons die from motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) in the United States (National Center for Statistics and Analysis). Analysis of injuries suffered in fatal crashes, in conju...

Key concepts: Death certificate, Poison control, Medical examiner, Certificate, Center (category theory), Gerontology, Injury prevention, Medicine

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