An edition of Emergency pediatric (2003)

Emergency pediatric

pearls of wisdom

by , , and

Cover of: Emergency pediatric by William G. Gossman, Peter Emblad, Scott H. Plantz
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An edition of Emergency pediatric (2003)

Emergency pediatric

pearls of wisdom

by , , and

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Boston Medical Pub. Corp.
Language
English
Pages
379

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Subjects

Emergencies, Emergency Medicine, Examination Questions, Child

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Emergency pediatric: pearls of wisdom
2003, Boston Medical Pub. Corp.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 375-377).

Published in
Lincoln, NE
Series
Emergency medicine series
Genre
Examination Questions.
Other Titles
Emergency pediatric :, Pearls of wisdom

Classifications

Library of Congress
RC86.9 .E44 2003

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Pagination
379 p. :
Number of pages
379

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL14755917M
ISBN 10
1890369144
OCLC/WorldCat
52363546

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