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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2905-6scenario, can be a terrifying experience for even a seasoned emergency physician. One of the most important skills available to the emergency physician is the ability to predict a potentially difficult airway and to have a well thought out backup plan available in case a patient with a difficult air

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Exploring the SharePoint Object Modelmptoms, often resembling a flu-like illness which makes diagnosis difficult. Many of these patients will present multiple times to the emergency department (ED) with symptoms. Though fever and murmur are present in the majority of cases, they may be absent at the time of initial presentation. Other

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