Burned children from the Bashkir train-gas pipeline disaster. I. Acute management at Children's Hospital 9, Moscow

Remensnyder, John P.; Ackroyd, FrederickW.; Astrozjnikova, S.; Budkevitch, L.G.; Buletova, A A; Creedon, Christopher; Lankina, N.; Lybarger, Patricia M.; Okatyev, V.; Prodeus, P.P.; Reinke, Karen S.; Ruslan, K.; Salvo, Pietro; Tuohy, C.B.; Васильева, Л. А.; Vozdvidzensky, S.

doi:10.1016/0305-4179(90)90003-f

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Burned children from the Bashkir train-gas pipeline disaster. I. Acute management at Children's Hospital 9, Moscow

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