The Canadian C-spine rule for radiography in alert and stable trauma patients.
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A Laupacis | A. Laupacis | M. Schull | I. Stiell | G. Wells | C. Clement | R. Brison | V. D. Maio | R. Mcknight | M. Eisenhauer | J. Dreyer | I. Macphail | H. Lesiuk | K. Vandemheen | G. Greenberg | J. Worthington | M. Reardon | R. Verbeek | D. Cass | L. Morrison | M. Schull | I G Stiell | G H Greenberg | G A Wells | R D McKnight | M Reardon | V. D. De Maio | K L Vandemheen | C M Clement | H Lesiuk | V J De Maio | M Schull | R Verbeek | R Brison | D Cass | J Dreyer | M A Eisenhauer | I MacPhail | L Morrison | J Worthington
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