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Video March 20, 2014 The Trauma Pro Leave a comment

TETNG Video Week: How To Keep From Getting Rusty!

Here’s Jesse Nelson MD talking about keeping rare but critical knowledge fresh. It’s 17 minutes long and uses a vent management paradigm to get the point across.

Tomorrow: Quick and Dirty Burn Size Estimation

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