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Sunday, May 15, 2016

CXR on Return to Clinic (RTC)

1. Any thoracic surgery

2. Effusion on discharge (traumas only)

3. Significant PTX on discharge

Posted by uktraumaprotocol at 5:07 AM

Labels: ED-Thoracic Trauma

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