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Patterns and Medico-Legal Implications of Forensic Injuries Among Healthcare Providers in a Nigerian Tertiary Hospital Emergency Department, South-East Nigeria: Abstract Publication
Background: Forensic (medico-legal) injuries, including road traffic accidents, interpersonal violence, firearm injuries, and sexual assaults, represent a major cause of morbidity and emergency admissions in Nigeria. Frontline healthcare providers in Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments p
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