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2B.10| Volume 42, ISSUE 10, P973-974, October 2011

Managing paediatric forearm fractures, a little effort from the surgeon makes a lot of difference: The Brighton experience

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.injury.2011.06.187
Managing paediatric forearm fractures, a little effort from the surgeon makes a lot of difference: The Brighton experience
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      Study Aims: An audit to change practice and decrease the remanipulation rate of paediatric forearm fractures.
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