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The Journal of Emergency Medicine|December 5, 2003

Severe cervical spine distractionBobbie A Schauer, Peter E Sokolove

Annals of Emergency Medicine|October 2, 2003

A decision rule for identifying children at low risk for brain injuries after blunt head traumaMichael J Palchak, James F Holmes, Cheryl W Vance, et al.

Pediatrics|June 3, 2004

Does an isolated history of loss of consciousness or amnesia predict brain injuries in children after blunt head trauma?Michael J Palchak, James F Holmes, Cheryl W Vance, et al.

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The Journal of Emergency Medicine|December 5, 2003

Severe cervical spine distractionBobbie A Schauer, Peter E Sokolove

Annals of Emergency Medicine|October 2, 2003

A decision rule for identifying children at low risk for brain injuries after blunt head traumaMichael J Palchak, James F Holmes, Cheryl W Vance, et al.

Pediatrics|June 3, 2004

Does an isolated history of loss of consciousness or amnesia predict brain injuries in children after blunt head trauma?Michael J Palchak, James F Holmes, Cheryl W Vance, et al.

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