Recent Increased Use of Operative Treatment for Pediatric Fractures of the Upper Extremity Is Not Supported by Clinical Research—Should We Be Alarmed?: Commentary on an article by Emily A. Eismann, MS, et al.: “Clinical Research Fails to Support More Aggressive Management of Pediatric Upper Extremity Fractures”

Recent Increased Use of Operative Treatment for Pediatric Fractures of the Upper Extremity Is Not Supported by Clinical Research—Should We Be Alarmed?: Commentary on an article by Emily A. Eismann, MS, et al.: “Clinical Research Fails to Support More Aggressive Management of Pediatric Upper Extremity Fractures”

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