The difficulty of looking for the obvious
<p>Haemorrhage accounts for 40% of deaths following injury , yet diagnosing it can be difficult and largely subjective.</p><p>“Bleeding injuries are common, but detecting whether there is internal bleeding is difficult because patients compensate well for blood loss and may therefo...
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