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A prospective study of the clinical presentation and outcome of the current management of humeral supracondylar fractures in patient at Arthur Davison Children's Hospital, Ndola, Zambia / by Stephen Mumbuluma

By: Mumbuluma, Stephen Language: English Publication details: Kitwe: Copperbelt University, 2022Description: xiii, 62 pages : illustrationsContent type: Text | Media type: Unmediated | Carrier type: VolumeSubject(s): HUMERAL SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURES | FRACTURES | ARTHUR DAVISON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL - NDOLALOC classification: CBU-PG THESIS/MUM

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UNIVERSITY COLLECTION	CBU-MAIN LIBRARY, KITWE.	Special Collections	Special Collections	CBU-PG THESIS/MUM (Browse shelf(Opens below))		1	Available		B84036

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