Crush syndrome

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Sorry, but I don't have it online. I'll try to get it. You may find it at 
the mentioned reference.

Michael Muggia

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From: "Ross Hofmeyr" <wildmedic at gmail.com>
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> I'd be very interested in reading your paper; do you have it available?
>
> On 08/09/07, muggia <muggia at bezeqint.net> wrote:
>> Several years ago we published a short paper: Bloom A, Zamir G,
>> Muggia-Sullam M, Friedlander M, Gimmon Z, Rivkind A.
>>
>>       Torture rhabdomyorhexis -- a pseudo-crush syndrome.
>>
>>       J Trauma 1995;38:252-254.
>>
>>
>>
>> You do not need heavy objects to cause a crush syndrome. But rather, a
>> combination of repeated blunt injuries (like beating) with dehydration.
>>
>>
>>
>> Michael Muggia-Sullam
>>
>> Holon, Israel
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