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Difficult airway

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Fri, 22 Nov 2002 11:51:41 EST 

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     Why mess with the patient. From what I read, we can use the "don't fix 
what is not broke" protocol (for lack of a better term) if the situation was 
as cut and dry as was presented. The pt seems stable unless there is some 
laryngeal edema going on that was not mentioned or other info was not 
included in your question. Let us know.

Jorge Aguiar FF/EMTP
Ft Lauderdale Fire/Rescue

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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Why mess with the patient. From what I read, we can use the "don't fix what is not broke" protocol (for lack of a better term) if the situation was as cut and dry as was presented. The pt seems stable unless there is some laryngeal edema going on that was not mentioned or other info was not included in your question. Let us know.<BR>
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Jorge Aguiar FF/EMTP<BR>
Ft Lauderdale Fire/Rescue</B></FONT></HTML>

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