C.
Tournier-Lasserve, J. M. Veillard, Men Samouth, M. Di. Schino
NIOSH Education and Information Division
AUTHOR
ABSTRACT
These
injuries are frequent in Cambodia; they are work casualties
and patients are most often young males (65 p. 100 under 20
years). In half of the cases there is no visceral damage and
when it happens it is, in 76,7 p. 100 of the cases, limited
to a single viscus. Rules of treatment are not much different
from those of war surgery and must take in account the socio-economic
and cultural environment.
JOURNAL AND
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE ID#
JOURNAL: Med
Trop. 1982; 42(2): 161-167. ISSN: 1.
Note:
Medecine Tropicale.
NLOM ID#:
82271321
.
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Farm Related Injuries: Bibliography With Abstracts, U.S.
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