Prehospital difficult airway management: old things still work.
World Journal of Emergency Medicine · 2014-01-01 · Case report
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Ambulance & prehospital nurses · Anaesthetics · Analgesics · Capnography · Fentanyl · Ketamine · Midazolam · Muscle relaxants · Prehospital physicians · Rapid sequence intubation · Sedatives & anxiolytics · Suxamethonium
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