A Decade of 18. A Decade of Pediatric Intubation Experience by an Advanced Prehospital Unit

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• Jeanne Jacoby; Conor McLaughlin; Zachary Matuzsan; Mark Walck; Mark DiUbaldo; Jeffrey Kuklinski

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The abstract describes ten years of experience with pediatric intubation by a special emergency medical team. The article looks at how often children needed to be intubated before reaching the hospital, how successful the team was, and what challenges they faced. It also shares lessons learned over the decade to help improve care for children who need breathing support in emergencies outside of hospitals.

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Focus Areas: Everyday Emergency; Trauma

Audiences: EMS Clinicians; Nurses; Physicians

Emergency Management Stage: Response

Keywords: Child; Emergency Medical Services; Infant; Intubation, Intratracheal; Pediatrics; Retrospective Studies; Airway Management

Institutions: UCLA School of Medicine

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