Переломы тазовых костей и повреждения позвонков: литература
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Selcer BA: Urinary tract trauma associated with pelvic trauma. J Am Anim Hosp Assoc 19:785, 1982. Evaluates urinary tract trauma in 100 dogs with pelvic fractures.
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