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Prehospital lateral canthotomy
Emergency Medicine Journal, 2012We present the case of a 21-year-old patient who required a prehospital lateral canthotomy following a penetrating injury to the head. This, the first recorded prehospital case, highlights the importance of this simple, potentially sight saving procedure and why it should be in the armamentarium of all prehospital emergency physicians. ### Background
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Emergency Medicine Journal, 2010
The review of ambulance service prehospital airway management by the Joint Royal Colleges Ambulance Liaison Committee is timely, if not inevitable.1 A quarter of a century ago the development of resuscitation guidelines was largely dependent on expert opinion as there was little evidentiary data. Those involved gave their best advice based on personal
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The review of ambulance service prehospital airway management by the Joint Royal Colleges Ambulance Liaison Committee is timely, if not inevitable.1 A quarter of a century ago the development of resuscitation guidelines was largely dependent on expert opinion as there was little evidentiary data. Those involved gave their best advice based on personal
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Resuscitation, 2001
Pre-hospital trauma management has devel-oped quite differently in different countries. Thesubject is not supported by a wealth of evidencebased research but has instead developed on thebasis of the intuition and enthusiasm of individu-als and organisations responsible for prehospitalmanagement. Many of the basic assumptions onwhich the current systems
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Pre-hospital trauma management has devel-oped quite differently in different countries. Thesubject is not supported by a wealth of evidencebased research but has instead developed on thebasis of the intuition and enthusiasm of individu-als and organisations responsible for prehospitalmanagement. Many of the basic assumptions onwhich the current systems
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JAMA, 1993
Over the past two decades, the provision of advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) in the prehospital arena has been established and refined in many communities throughout the United States and other industrialized countries. Whereas in the late 1960s no one was given much hope of surviving an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, today, in cities like Seattle,
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Over the past two decades, the provision of advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) in the prehospital arena has been established and refined in many communities throughout the United States and other industrialized countries. Whereas in the late 1960s no one was given much hope of surviving an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, today, in cities like Seattle,
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