Current Issue May 2012 | Vol. 30, No. 2

Current Topic

Thoracic Emergencies Guest Editor: Joel P. Turner

Airway, Breathing Circulation… Airway, Breathing Circulation…. This mantra has been ingrained into every medical student, resident, and attending staff as THE priority in assessing medical and trauma patients presenting to the emergency department. As such, any condition, be it infectious, traumatic, or vascular, which compromises the thoracic cavity can result in profound and deleterious effects on a patient’s airway, respiratory, and cardiovascular status, and, by extension, his/her morbidity and mortality.

2012 - Volume 30

February 2012
Cardiac ArrestGuest Editors: William J. Brady, Nathan P. Charlton, Benjamin J. Lawner, Sara F. Sutherland


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