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Anesthésie en Urgence Pré-Hospitalière: Considérations, Pièges et Controverses.
Hazel Luck1†, Paddy Morgan2,3
1North Bristol NHS Trust, Bristol, UK 2Consultant Anaesthetist and Critical Care Doctor, North Bristol NHS Trust, Bristol, UK 3Great Western Air Ambulance, Filton Airfield, Bristol, UK
Edited by: Dr. Will English, Consultant Critical Care Medicine, Royal Cornwall Hospitals, and NHS Trust and Critical Care Doctor, Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust
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