Wstrząs neurogenny – niecodzienne wyzwanie dla zespołu ratownictwa medycznego
Journal Title: Na Ratunek - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 4
Abstract
The injuries of the spinal cord in the practice of an emergency medical team are not often. They are therefore difficult not only to diagnose but also to manage. The problem of a two-people team is not only transportation but also the proper stabilization of a patient’s vital functions until reaching an Emergency Departament.
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lic. rat. med. Damian Michalak
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