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Optimal anatomical location for needle chest decompression for tension pneumothorax: A multicenter prospective cohort study by Azizi, N, ter Avest, E, Hoek, A.E., Admiraal-van de Pas, Y, Buizert, P.J., Peijs, D.R., Berg, I, Rosendaal, A.V., Boeije, T, Rietveld, V, Olgers, T, ter Maaten, J.C.

“…•There has been much debate over the preferred location for needle decompression of a tension pneumothorax.•Chest wall thickness (CWT) is related to BMI.•In…”
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A survey of emergency providers regarding the current management of anterior shoulder dislocations by Baden, D, Roetman, M, Boeije, T, Mullaart-Jansen, N, Burg, M

“…Background: Anterior shoulder dislocations (ASDs) are frequent painful injuries commonly treated in the emergency department. The last decade new potentially…”
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The Emergency Severity Index (version 3): A Good Predictor of Admission, Length of Stay and Mortality in a European Emergency Department by Boeije, T., Frederikse, M.P., van der Heijden, F.H.W.M., Mencl, F.

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Abstract 770 The Emergency Severity Index (version 3): a good predictor of admission, length of stay and mortality in a European emergency department by Boeije, T., Frederikse, M.P., van der Heijden, F.H.W.M., Mencl, F.

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Evaluation of the Necessity of Clinical Observation of High-Energy Trauma Patients without Significant Injury after Standardized Emergency Room Stabilization by Lansink, Koen W. W., Cornejo, Carol J., Boeije, Tom, Kok, Maarten F., Jurkovich, Gregory J., Ponsen, Kees J.

“…BACKGROUND:Patients involved in a high-energy trauma (HET) are usually admitted for clinical observation, even when no significant injury is found after…”
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