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398 related items for PubMed ID: 14566128

  • 1. Paramedic-administered neuromuscular blockade improves prehospital intubation success in severely head-injured patients.
    Davis DP, Ochs M, Hoyt DB, Bailey D, Marshall LK, Rosen P.
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