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Preliminary Reports

Prehospital Pediatric King LT-D Use: A Pilot Study

Seth C. Ritter From the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (SCR), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; the Department of Emergency Medicine (FXG), University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and STAT MedEvac (FXG), West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. Revision received November 11, 2010; accepted for publication November 11, 2010.
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Francis X. Guyette From the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (SCR), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; the Department of Emergency Medicine (FXG), University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and STAT MedEvac (FXG), West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. Revision received November 11, 2010; accepted for publication November 11, 2010.Correspondence[email protected]
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Pages 401-404 | Published online: 11 Apr 2011

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