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24-Hour Fitness: the Orthopedic Resident On-Call Workout

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    Peter B. Derman MD, MBA, Joseph Liu MD & Alexander S. McLawhorn MD, MBA

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Derman, P.B., Liu, J. & McLawhorn, A.S. 24-Hour Fitness: the Orthopedic Resident On-Call Workout. HSS Jrnl 11, 294–298 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11420-015-9441-0

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