Letter to the Editor

Mortality Rate of Older Patients with Lower Body Fractures: A Follow-up Study

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IBRAHIM NI, AHMAD MS, MOHAMED ZS, SAYED MOHD ZARIS SNA, MOHAMED I, MOHAMED N, MOKHTAR SA, SHUID AN. Mortality Rate of Older Patients with Lower Body Fractures: A Follow-up Study. Iran J Public Health. 2020;49(6):1179-1181.