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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Success of the LMA CTrach with C-Spine Immobilization

Cervical spine immobilization did not significantly increase time to ventilation or time to glottic visualization with the CTrach.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Testing for the Cause of Syncope in Elders

Most tests have a low diagnostic yield and are not cost-effective.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Steroids Might Relieve Sore Throat Pain

A meta-analysis shows that a single dose of steroids, given in addition to standard antibiotics, hastens resolution of pain in adults with exudative pharyngitis or bacterial pharyngitis.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Clinical Performance of Newer, More-Sensitive Troponin AssaysFree

The new assays improve early detection of MI.

LETTER TO READERS

A Wait-and-See Approach to Management of Otitis Media in Children: Readers Weigh InFree

The preponderance of evidence opposes the routine use of antibiotics, although some readers disagree.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Does Your Patient Really Need Another Chest CT?

Repeat chest CT angiography scans have a low yield for diagnosing pulmonary embolism.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

MRSA Coinfection in Children Hospitalized for Influenza

Six percent of children hospitalized for influenza in Atlanta had MRSA coinfection.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Factors Associated with Time to Defibrillation After In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

Time to defibrillation varies widely among U.S. hospitals, and performance is best in ICUs and large hospitals (>200 beds).

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Better Outcomes with a Specialized Pediatric Transport Team

Children transferred to a pediatric hospital had better outcomes when transported by a specialized pediatric team.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Fever in a Vaccinated Child? Hold the Blood CulturesFree

Routine blood cultures are not necessary for febrile children older than 3 months.

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