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Announcing the launch of a new web-based prehospital rapid sequence induction log for doctors
  1. S Le Clerc,
  2. J Henning,
  3. S Masud
  1. The Great North Air Ambulance, Durham Tees Valley Airport, Durham, UK
  1. Dr S Le Clerc, The Great North Air Ambulance, Durham Tees Valley Airport, Durham, UK drsimonleclerc{at}hotmail.com

http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/emj.2007.055665

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    The provision of advanced medical intervention for victims at the “point of injury” is a topic that continues to be widely debated. Of equal controversy is the use of prehospital rapid sequence induction (PRSI). Exponents of the procedure have cited numerous instances where appropriate PRSI has improved survivability and morbidity outcomes for victims, while …

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    • Competing interests: None declared.