Grissom et al., 2020 - Google Patents
The anesthesiologist's role in teaching airway management to nonanesthesiologists: who, where, and howGrissom et al., 2020
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- Grissom T
- Samet R
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- Advances in Anesthesia
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It is possible that emergency medicine programs with sufficient clinical volume may not benefit from additional clinical exposure in the operating room for airway management, although continued external rotations in airway management under anesthesiology …
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