Prevalence of pediatric surgical problems among east African refugees: estimates from a cross-sectional survey using random cluster sampling

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Zachary Obinna Enumah
Mohamed Yunus Rafiq
Daniel Rhee
Frank Manyama
Hilary Ngude
Kent Stevens
Omar Juma
Joseph V. Sakran
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[1] Johns Hopkins Global Surgery Initiative (JHGSI),Department of Surgery
[2] Johns Hopkins Hospital,Department of International Health
[3] Johns Hopkins School of Public Health,Department of Anthropology
[4] New York University Shanghai,undefined
[5] Ifakara Health Institute,undefined
[6] Tanzania Red Cross Society,undefined
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BMC Pediatrics | / 22卷
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Global surgery; Refugee health; Pediatrics; Tanzania; Conflict setting;
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