End Tidal <scp> O <sub>2</sub> </scp> : A Promising New Metric for Optimizing Preoxygenation and <scp>RSI</scp> Safety in the Emergency Department
Nicholas D. Caputo(Lincoln Medical Center), Reuben J. Strayer(Maimonides Medical Center), Matthew Oliver(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital)
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