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External Fixation as a Bridge to Intramedullary Nailing for Patients with Multiple Injuries and with Femur Fractures: Damage Control Orthopedics

Thomas Michael Scalea, Sharon A. Boswell, Jane D Scott, Kimberly A. Mitchell, Mary Everist Kramer, Andrew N. Pollak

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Scalea, Thomas M. MD; Boswell, Sharon A. RN, CEN; Scott, Jane D. ScD, MSN; Mitchell, Kimberly A. MS; Kramer, Mary E. RN; Pollak, Andrew N. MD Author Information

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Scalea, Thomas M. MD; Boswell, Sharon A. RN, CEN; Scott, Jane D. ScD, MSN; Mitchell, Kimberly A. MS; Kramer, Mary E. RN; Pollak, Andrew N. MD Author Information

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Scalea, Thomas M. MD; Boswell, Sharon A. RN, CEN; Scott, Jane D. ScD, MSN; Mitchell, Kimberly A. MS; Kramer, Mary E. RN; Pollak, Andrew N. MD Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Intramedullary rod, Orthopedic surgery, Femur, Fixation (population genetics), Damage control, Bridge (graph theory), Surgery

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