A More Targeted Embolization Strategy in Blunt Splenic Trauma Reduces Procedural Volume without Increasing Splenectomy Rates (November 2025)

An online CME activity featuring selected articles from "The Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery". Participants will review key findings and complete a post-test to earn credit.

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A More Targeted Embolization Strategy in Blunt Splenic Trauma Reduces Procedural Volume without Increasing Splenectomy Rates (November 2025)

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