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    Martinović Z, Valjan V, Kvesić A, Kristo B, Vuckov S, Bakula B.
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    Lubin JS, Delbridge TR, Cole JS, Nicholas DH, Fore CA, Wadas RJ.
    Prehosp Emerg Care; 2005 Feb; 9(2):198-202. PubMed ID: 16036847
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  • 65. Respiratory rate as a prehospital triage tool in rural trauma.
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    Cooke WH, Salinas J, McManus JG, Ryan KL, Rickards CA, Holcomb JB, Convertino VA.
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    Sohn VY, Miller JP, Koeller CA, Gibson SO, Azarow KS, Myers JB, Beekley AC, Sebesta JA, Christensen JB, Rush RM.
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  • 70. [Anesthesia-resuscitation in war situations. Apropos of 43 cases].
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    Aylwin CJ, König TC, Brennan NW, Shirley PJ, Davies G, Walsh MS, Brohi K.
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  • 73. Comparative audit of blood transfusion during war and peace in Sarajevo.
    Lavy CB, Keene GS, Begovic M, Strauss S.
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  • 74. [Protocols for trauma care and the missing of injuries in severely injured accident victims during the prehospital phase].
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  • 76. Improving the rate of return of spontaneous circulation for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests with a formal, structured emergency resuscitation team.
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    Gverić T, Huljev D, Zdilar B, Kolak T, Barisic J, Ahmetasovic SG, Trajbar D, Lojo N, Sever M.
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