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• • ·Strengthening the In-Hospital Chain of Survival With Rapid Defibrillation by First Responders Using Automated External Defibrillators: Training and Retention Issues

    Page :163-168

    William Kaye, Mare E Mancini, Karen K Giuliano, Nancy Richards, Denise M Nagid, Connie A Marler, Sandra Sawyer-Silva

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• • ·Accuracy of Interpretation of Cranial Computed Tomography Scans in an Emergency Medicine Residency Program

    Page :169-174

    Dennis Alfaro, M.Andrew Levitt, David K English, Virgil Williams, Ronald Eisenberg

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• • ·Stabilization of Rural Multiple-Trauma Patients at Level III Emergency Departments Before Transfer to a Level I Regional Trauma Center

    Page :175-181

    Kenneth R Veenema, Lance E Rodewald

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• • ·Vehicle-at-Scene-to-Patient-Access Interval Measured With Computer-Aided Dispatch

    Page :182-186

    Jack P Campbell, Matthew C Gratton, Jeffrey P Girkin, William A Watson

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• • ·Variation in Air Medical Outcomes by Crew Composition: A Two-Year Follow-Up

    Page :187-192

    Richard E Burney, Denise Hubert, Linda Passini, Ronald Maio

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• • ·Reasons Patients With Chest Pain Delay or Do Not Call 911

    Page :193-197

    Hendrika Meischke, Mary T Ho, Mickey S Eisenberg, Sharon M Schaeffer, Mary P Larsen

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• • ·CPR Instruction by Videotape: Results of a Community Project

    Page :198-202

    Mickey Eisenberg, Susan Damon, Lynn Mandel, Abel Tewodros^‡, Hendrika Meischke, Earl Beaupied, John Bennett, Charles Guildner, Cris Ewell^¶, Murray Gordon^#

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• • ·Tetracaine, Epinephrine (Adrenalin), and Cocaine (TAC) Versus Lidocaine, Epinephrine, and Tetracaine (LET) for Anesthesia of Lacerations in Children

    Page :203-208

    Craig G Schilling, David E Bank, Barbara A Borchert, Martin D Klatzko, Donald L Uden

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• • ·A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Oral Midazolam and Buffered Lidocaine for Suturing Lacerations in Children (the SLIC Trial)

    Page :209-214

    Daniel M Fatovich, Ian G Jacobs

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• • ·Prospective Identification and Triage of Nonemergency Patients Out of an Emergency Department: A 5-Year Study

    Page :215-223

    Robert W Derlet, Donna Kinser, Lou Ray, Bridget Hamilton, Judy McKenzie

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• • ·Health Insurance Status and the Use of Emergency and Other Outpatient Services by Adults With Sickle Cell Disease

    Page :224-229

    Roger Hand, Mabel Koshy, Louise Dorn, Minu Patel

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• • ·The Role of Emergency Medicine in the Future of American Medical Care

    Page :230-233

    Josiah Macy

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• • ·Recommendations for Emergency Medicine

    Page :234-235

    L.Thompson Bowles

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• • ·Clinical Emergency Medicine, Today and Tomorrow

    Page :235-238

    Arthur L Kellermann

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• • ·A Survey of Wellness Issues in Emergency Medicine (Part 2)

    Page :242-248

    George Lum, Richard M Goldberg, William K Mallon, Brandon Lew, Jeffrey Margulies

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• • ·Fatal Clival Subdural Hematoma in a Hemophiliac

    Page :249-252

    Delynne J Myers, John J Moossy, Margaret V Ragni

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• • ·Bilateral Vocal Cord Paralysis Following Blunt Trauma To The Neck

    Page :253-255

    Robert J Levine, Arthur B Sanders, William R LaMear

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• • ·Emergency Management of Hypercyanotic Crises in Tetralogy of Fallot

    Page :256-258

    Craig N van Roekens, Aaron L Zuckerberg

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• • ·Zigadenus Poisoning

    Page :259-262

    Katherine L Heilpern

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• • ·Adverse Cardiac Manifestations Following Dextropropoxyphene Overdose: Can Naloxone Be Helpful?

    Page :263-266

    Philippe Hantson, Marc Evenepoel, Danny Ziade, Alexandre Hassoun, Paul Mahieu

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• • ·Some Things You Just Know

    Page :267-268

    Malinda H Bell

    
• • ·On Turbulent Times for Emergency Medicine

    Page :269-271

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• • ·Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: A Review of Human Outcome Studies Comparing Normobaric Oxygen With Hyperbaric Oxygen

    Page :271-272

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• • ·Carbon Monoxide Controversies: Neuropsychologic Testing, Mechanism of Toxicity, and Hyperbaric Oxygen

    Page :272-273

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• • ·Clinical Policy for the Initial Approach to Adults Presenting With a Chief Complaint of Chest Pain, With No History of Trauma

    Page :274-299

    Members of the Clinical Policies Committee included:, Earl E Smith, G.Richard Braen, Stephen V Cantrill, William C Dalsey, Francis M Fesmire, Constance S Greene, Stephen Karas, Marvin Leibovich, Dineke Mackey, George W Molzen, Barbara A Murphy, Michael P Pietrzak, Daniel G Sayers, Members of the Clinical Policies Subcommittee on Chest Pain included:, Daniel G Sayers, Francis M Fesmire, Brian W Gibler, Barbara A Murphy

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• • ·Abstracts

    Page :300-303

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• • ·The Parkland Trauma Handbook

    Page :304

    
• • ·The Management of Mass Burn Casualties and Fire Disaster

    Page :304-305

    
• • ·Policy Statements

    Page :306-309

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