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. 2011 Jul;71(1 Suppl):S33-42.
doi: 10.1097/TA.0b013e318221162e.

Infection-associated clinical outcomes in hospitalized medical evacuees after traumatic injury: trauma infectious disease outcome study

David R Tribble  1 , Nicholas G Conger, Susan Fraser, Todd D Gleeson, Ken Wilkins, Tanya Antonille, Amy Weintrob, Anuradha Ganesan, Lakisha J Gaskins, Ping Li, Greg Grandits, Michael L Landrum, Duane R Hospenthal, Eugene V Millar, Lorne H Blackbourne, James R Dunne, David Craft, Katrin Mende, Glenn W Wortmann, Rachel Herlihy, Jay McDonald, Clinton K Murray
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Infection-associated clinical outcomes in hospitalized medical evacuees after traumatic injury: trauma infectious disease outcome study

David R Tribble et al. J Trauma. 2011 Jul.
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Conflict of Interest. All authors: No conflict.

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Figure 1
Flow diagram of military personnel movement through the healthcare system following traumatic injury during deployment and subsequent enrollment and follow-up in the TIDOS project Note: LRMC (Landstuhl Regional Medical Center), CONUS (Continental United States), MTF (Medical Treatment Facility), BAMC (Brooke Army Medical Center), NNMC (National Naval Medical Center). WRAMC (Walter Reed Army Medical Center), VA (Veterans Administration)
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