Needle Decompression

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It's not that it takes long to do, it's that it's a *very* late sign.
Simon's review attached.
Karim



2008/9/17 Dr Ross Hofmeyr <wildmedic at gmail.com>:
> I must be missing something here - what takes so long when checking for
> tracheal deviation?  It's about a 5-second examination.
>
> R.
>> late sign and demonstrated that looking for the deviation
>> wasted time and aided in the practitioner loosing focus of
>> the treatable injuries.  Maybe it is time for main stream EMS
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