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The open access ENT casualty service

The ENT specialist's experience of emergencies is usually influenced by a process of prior selection in the GP surgery or in a general Casualty Department. A survey of 1,000 consecutive patients presenting to a 24 hour open access ENT Casualty service is presented. For a variety of reasons, ove...

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Published in:	Journal of laryngology and otology 1992-08, Vol.106 (8), p.719-721
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