The Canadian C-spine rule versus the NEXUS low-risk criteria in patients with trauma.
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Brian H Rowe | Jonathan Dreyer | Glen Bandiera | George A Wells | Mark Reardon | M. Schull | I. Stiell | B. Rowe | G. Wells | B. Holroyd | G. Bandiera | J. Lee | C. Clement | R. Brison | R. Mcknight | M. Eisenhauer | J. Dreyer | I. Macphail | H. Lesiuk | G. Greenberg | J. Worthington | Michael J Schull | Ian G Stiell | Catherine M Clement | R Douglas McKnight | Robert Brison | James R Worthington | Mary A Eisenhauer | Daniel Cass | Gary Greenberg | Iain MacPhail | Jacques S Lee | Brian Holroyd | Howard Lesiuk | M. Reardon | D. Cass
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