[Aspiration pneumonia after spinal cord injury. Placement of PEG tubes as effective prevention]

scientific article published on 01 May 2012

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P50	author	Justyna Swol	Q51639567
P2093	author name string	G Muhr
		R Meindl
		C Horch
		A Gurr
		T Ramczykowski
		S Grüning
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		Incidence of respiratory complications following spinal cord injury	Q72296196
P433	issue	5
P921	main subject	aspiration pneumonia	Q677449
P304	page(s)	427-432
P577	publication date	2012-05-01
P1433	published in	Der Unfallchirurg	Q15753207
P1476	title	[Aspiration pneumonia after spinal cord injury. Placement of PEG tubes as effective prevention]
P478	volume	115

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