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As with ARS, if the patient also has other trauma, wounds should be closed, burns covered, fractures reduced, surgical stabilization performed, and definitive treatment given within the first 48 hours after<unk> . After 48 hours, surgical interventions should be delayed until hematopoietic recovery has occurred.
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