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Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux, 1990
Too few myocardial infarctions are thrombolysed, and the thrombolytic agent is usually administered too late. This situation can conceivably be improved by educating both physicians and patients, by promoting thrombolysis in all hospitals and by performing thrombolysis before admission.
A, Castaigne +5 more
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Too few myocardial infarctions are thrombolysed, and the thrombolytic agent is usually administered too late. This situation can conceivably be improved by educating both physicians and patients, by promoting thrombolysis in all hospitals and by performing thrombolysis before admission.
A, Castaigne +5 more
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2013
Survival after drowning depends on a well-functioning chain of survival, starting outside the hospital and continuing in-hospital during the post-resuscitation phase. Prehospital care personnel provide the opportunity to perform rapid rescue from submersion events.
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Survival after drowning depends on a well-functioning chain of survival, starting outside the hospital and continuing in-hospital during the post-resuscitation phase. Prehospital care personnel provide the opportunity to perform rapid rescue from submersion events.
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Ugeskrift for laeger, 1990
Organisatory and therapeutic characteristics for selected pre-hospital medical treatment systems are described. It is emphasized that all of the links in the therapeutic chain must function optimally to achieve effective treatment of acute disease and injuries. The importance of rapid decision-making by highly qualified medical staff is emphasized.
K E, Knudsen +6 more
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Organisatory and therapeutic characteristics for selected pre-hospital medical treatment systems are described. It is emphasized that all of the links in the therapeutic chain must function optimally to achieve effective treatment of acute disease and injuries. The importance of rapid decision-making by highly qualified medical staff is emphasized.
K E, Knudsen +6 more
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1993
Abstract Patients begin to die early and unpredictably after myocardial infarction; about two-thirds of the deaths associated with myocardial infarction take place out of hospital, and 50 per cent of the patients who will die do so within two hours of the onset of symptoms, mostly as a result of ventricular fibrillation.
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Abstract Patients begin to die early and unpredictably after myocardial infarction; about two-thirds of the deaths associated with myocardial infarction take place out of hospital, and 50 per cent of the patients who will die do so within two hours of the onset of symptoms, mostly as a result of ventricular fibrillation.
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Pre-hospital thoracotomy and the evolution of pre-hospital critical care for victims of trauma
Injury, 2017D J, Lockey, K, Brohi
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Are Pre-hospital Trauma Deaths Preventable? A Systematic Literature Review
World Journal of Surgery, 2019R. Pfeifer +8 more
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The PRE-hospital Stroke Treatment Organization
International Journal of Stroke, 2017Heinrich J Audebert +2 more
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