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Article #2393Re: RFI - Succinylcholine Chloride as adjunct for ET Intubation
From: Carey Gregory
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1996 00:00
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Lamont Cranston wrote: > > do you use nasotracheal intubations in your system? in the system I am > familiar with they have very high success rate with them, even in closed > head and facial trauma. I know everyone has seen or heard of the > intubated cranium, but do you know that it is the only case of this > happening ever? No first-hand knowledge of it ever happening, but like everything in medicine, I'm sure there was at least one poor sucker it happened to. -carey
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