Letter to the Editor

Strict Product Liability of Medical Employees for Damage Caused by the Use of Medical Means with Deficiency in the USA Law

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Strict Product Liability of Medical Employees for Damage Caused by the Use of Medical Means with Deficiency in the USA Law

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MANIĆ S, ZEJNELAGIĆ S. Strict Product Liability of Medical Employees for Damage Caused by the Use of Medical Means with Deficiency in the USA Law. Iran J Public Health. 2018;47(7):1039-1040.