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    Abghari M, Monroy A, Schubl S, Davidovitch R, Egol K.
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  • 29. Gunshot fractures in civilian practice. An evaluation of the results of limited surgical treatment.
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  • 35. Infectious profiles in civilian gunshot associated long bone fractures.
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  • 36. Gunshot wounds of the hand.
    Granberry WM.
    Hand; 1973 Oct; 5(3):220-8. PubMed ID: 4583858
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  • 37. Necessity breeds invention: a study of outpatient management of low velocity gunshot wounds.
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  • 40. Gunshot wounds to the foot.
    Boucree JB, Gabriel RA, Lezine-Hanna JT.
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