Management of Incidental Findings in the Trauma Patient

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Management of Incidental Findings in the Trauma Patient

Abstract: IFs are frequent in trauma. Appropriate management and follow-up is a major commitment that can be well managed by a trauma nurse practitioner.

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References 35 publications

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