The Risk of Cervical Spine Injuries among Submersion Patients in River
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Kim, Suk Hwan
(Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University)
Choi, Kyung Ho (Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University) Choi, Se Min (Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University) Oh, Young Min (Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University) Seo, Jin Sook (Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University) Lee, Mi Jin (Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University) Park, Kyu Nam (Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University) Lee, Won Jae (Department of Emergency medicine, college of medicine, Catholic University) |
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