To Cite:
Kazemian
G H, Amuzade Amrani
F, Rostami Abousaidi
S, Elahi
M, Yousefi
S. Assessing the Relationship Between 25-Hydroxy Vitamin D3 Deficiency with Forearm Fracture in 2 to 15 Year-Old Children,
J Orthop Spine Trauma.
2016
; 2(4):e11506.
doi: 10.5812/jost.11506.
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