Kenneth G. Lavelle, MD

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ByRalph Riviello, MD,Kenneth G. Lavelle, MD

September 1st 2005

Each year almost 5 million Americans sustain an animal or human bite. Dog bites alone represent 0.4% to 1% of all emergency department (ED) visits and can range from trivial to life-threatening.

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Kenneth G. Lavelle, MD

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