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    126: Increasing Numbers of Attempts at Endotracheal Intubation Is a Predictor of the Need for Eventual Rescue Airway Placement

    126: Increasing Numbers of Attempts at Endotracheal Intubation Is a Predictor of the Need for Eventual Rescue Airway Placement by Rosenbaum, R.A, Shiuh, T, Megargel, R, Nichols, W, Reed, J, McGinnis-Hainsworth, D

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    3: Prospective Evaluation of Etomidate With and Without the Addition of Succinylcholine for Rapid Sequence Intubation of Head Injured Patients in the Out-of-Hospital Setting

    3: Prospective Evaluation of Etomidate With and Without the Addition of Succinylcholine for Rapid Sequence Intubation of Head Injured Patients in the Out-of-Hospital Setting by O’Connor, R.E, McGinnis-Hainsworth, D, Megargel, R

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    246: Admission Rates for Walk-In Patients Differ Between Suburban and Urban Emergency Departments While Admission Rates for Emergency Medical Services Arrivals Show No Significant Difference

    246: Admission Rates for Walk-In Patients Differ Between Suburban and Urban Emergency Departments While Admission Rates for Emergency Medical Services Arrivals Show No Significant... by Matthews, P, Nichols, W.L, Durie, C, McGinnis-Hainsworth, D, Hypes, S, Reed, J, Schofer, J, Megargel, R

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    366: Comparison of Emergency Department Patient Admission Rates by Mode of Arrival: Were Emergency Department Transports Indicated or Was the Public “Crying Wolf”?

    366: Comparison of Emergency Department Patient Admission Rates by Mode of Arrival: Were Emergency Department Transports Indicated or Was the Public “Crying Wolf”? by Matthews, P, Durie, C, Hypes, S, McGinnis-Hainsworth, D, Reed, J, Megargel, R

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    Survival Following Penetrating Trauma and Response Time Delays

    Survival Following Penetrating Trauma and Response Time Delays by Megargel, R.E., McGinnis-Hainsworth, D., O'Connor, R.E.

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