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Neurologic Emergencies An Issue Of Emergency Medicine Clinics 1st Edition Romergryko G Geocadin Md

Name: Neurologic Emergencies An Issue Of Emergency Medicine Clinics 1st Edition Romergryko G Geocadin Md
SKU: BELL-1393338
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Neurologic Emergencies An Issue Of Emergency Medicine Clinics 1st Edition Romergryko G Geocadin Md instant download after payment.

Publisher: Saunders

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.28 MB

Pages: 169

Author: Romergryko G. Geocadin MD, Robert Silbergleit MD

ISBN: 9781416062905, 1416062904

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 1

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Neurologic Emergencies An Issue Of Emergency Medicine Clinics 1st Edition Romergryko G Geocadin Md by Romergryko G. Geocadin Md, Robert Silbergleit Md 9781416062905, 1416062904 instant download after payment.

Topics include: ''Practical guide to hypothermia for neuroprotection'', ''Safety of stroke thrombolysis in community practice'', ''Glycemic control and the injured brain'', ''Vertigo and dizziness in the ED'', ''Critical care transport of patients with neuroemergencies'', ''Primary headaches in the ER'', ''Meningitis and encephalitis'', and ''Management of TIAs in the 21st Century''.