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compliance improved to 97.8% in overall intubations. Intubation rates among EP in pre RSI group vs post-RSI group in head injury, spine injury, shock and threatened airway were (90.4% vs… Click to show full abstract
compliance improved to 97.8% in overall intubations. Intubation rates among EP in pre RSI group vs post-RSI group in head injury, spine injury, shock and threatened airway were (90.4% vs 98.3%), (71.4% vs 94.4%), (85.5% vs 97.4 %) and (89.3% vs 98. 2%) respectively. Conclusion: Emergency Physicians of non-anaesthetist training can perform rapid sequence intubation with comparable success rate in trauma patients.
Keywords:
selected immunological;
indicators assessment;
assessment risk;
trauma;
immunological indicators;
risk severe
Journal Title: Prehospital and Disaster Medicine
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Prehospital and Disaster Medicine
Year Published: 2017
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