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- DOI 10.18231/j.ijca.2025.089
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Prone to success: Navigating airway management in penetrating back injuries
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Gunjan Sabharwal
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Lalit Gupta *
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Kirti N Saxena
Gunjan Sabharwal
Lalit Gupta *
Kirti N Saxena
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