February 2016; papers of the month

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February 2016; papers of the month

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Mar 5, 2016

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Welcome to February's papers of the month. This time we're talking about decompressing tension pneumothoraces, nasal oxygenation, prognosis of cardiac arrest with respect to duration and more!

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Mar 5, 2016

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February 2016; papers of the month

February 2016; papers of the month

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