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Episode 1 – Penetrating Neck Trauma Guidelines

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Welcome to the first episode of Practical Evidence, a podcast about the evidence you NEED to know but may not have time to read.

This month we discuss the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma’s (EAST) guidelines on the management of penetrating trauma.

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