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Date: 2010-01-31 12:11:26
First aid
Medical emergencies
Injuries
Medical equipment
Emergency bleeding control
Tourniquet
Hematology
Bleeding
Head injury
Medicine
Health
Emergency medicine

Trail Medicine #17 Hiking -Related Injuries: Treatment by David B. Tyler , M.D. Dr. David Tyler is a surgeon from Syracuse and a partner of Dr. John

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