[Scoring multiple organ failure after severe trauma. Comparison of the Goris, Marshall and Moore scores] (scientific article published on 01 June 2001)

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P50	author	Martijn van Griensven	Q40978491
P2093	author name string	F Hildebrand
		H C Pape
		U Kaufmann
		M Grotz
		M Stalp
P433	issue	6
P304	page(s)	723-730
P577	publication date	2001-06-01
P1433	published in	Die Chirurgie	Q1119421
P1476	title	[Scoring multiple organ failure after severe trauma. Comparison of the Goris, Marshall and Moore scores]
P478	volume	72

[Scoring multiple organ failure after severe trauma. Comparison of the Goris, Marshall and Moore scores]