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The burden of firearm injuries at two district level emergency centres in Cape Town, South Africa: a descriptive analysis
Introduction Firearm injuries account for an increasingly significant portion of violence related trauma experienced in South Africa. The related burden on district level emergency care, surgical and inpatient services is poorly described. This research aims to provide epidemiological and health ser...
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Division of General Surgery
2022
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