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. 1988 Sep-Oct;64(7):750–756.

A preliminary assessment of change in motor vehicle traffic trauma incidence and outcome: Rhode Island, 1984-1985.

I R Rockett, W H Hollinshead, E S Lieberman
PMCID: PMC1630626  PMID: 3240399

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