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Volume 20, Number 5, October 2008
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Evolving role of ultrasound in the emergency department
pp. 375-378(4)
Author: Thompson, Peter

Opiates and acute pulmonary oedema: Addicted to the wrong therapy
pp. 379-381(3)
Authors: Hermann, Luke; Jagoda, Andy

More biomarkers for risk stratification of chest pain: Bigger, faster, better?
pp. 382-383(2)
Author: Parsonage, William A

Review article: Lack of effect of opiates in the treatment of acute cardiogenic pulmonary oedema
pp. 384-390(7)
Author: Sosnowski, Marcin A

Review article: Amphetamines and related drugs of abuse
pp. 391-402(12)
Authors: Greene, Shaun L; Kerr, Fergus; Braitberg, George

Rapid risk stratification in suspected acute coronary syndrome using serial multiple cardiac biomarkers: A pilot study
pp. 403-409(7)
Authors: Macdonald, Stephen PJ; Nagree, Yusuf

Implementation of a guideline for computed tomography head imaging in head injury: A prospective study
pp. 410-419(10)
Authors: Fong, Christina; Chong, Winston; Villaneuva, Elmer; Segal, Ahuva Yocheved

Computerized tomography of the brain for elderly patients presenting to the emergency department with acute confusion
pp. 420-424(5)
Authors: Hardy, James Edward; Brennan, Nicholas

Junior doctor strike model of care: Reduced access block and predominant Fellow of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine staffing improve emergency department performance
pp. 425-430(6)
Authors: Thornton, Vanessa; Hazell, Wayne

Paediatric short stay unit in a community hospital: Effective, efficient and popular
pp. 431-436(6)
Authors: Hopper, Sandy M; Archer, Peter; Breene, Richard; Bolt, Penny; Sammartino, Luke

Cardiac arrhythmia during propofol sedation
pp. 437-440(4)
Authors: Douglas, Robert J; Cadogan, Mike

Difficult diagnosis in the emergency department: Hyperemesis in early trimester pregnancy because of incarcerated maternal diaphragmatic hernia
pp. 441-443(3)
Author: Ting, Joseph Yuk Sang

Associate Professor Andrew Dent, AM
pp. 444-446(3)

Australian Medico-Legal Handbook
pp. 447-447(1)

From Other Journals October 2008
pp. 448-450(3)

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