Anorectal Laceration due to Crush Injury: A Case of Rarity

  • Serpil Sancar Bursa Yuksek ıhtisas Education and Research Hospital
  • Esra Özçakır Bursa Yuksek ıhtisas Education and Research Hospital
  • Mete Kaya

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Published
2018-09-26
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Sancar S, Özçakır E, Kaya M. Anorectal Laceration due to Crush Injury: A Case of Rarity. APSP J Case Rep [Internet]. 26Sep.2018 [cited 31Jan.2026];9(3):22. Available from: http://www.apspjcaserep.com/ojs1/index.php/ajcr/article/view/25
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Vol 9 No 3 (2018): APSP Journal of Case Reports
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Letter to the Editor

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