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5.Dunn JD. Legal aspects of transportation. Probl Crit Care. 1999;4:447-8.
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8.Fromm R, Duvall J. Medical aspects of flight for civilian aeromedical transport. Probl Crit Care. 1999;4:495-507.
9.Fromm R, Hoskins E, Gonin L, Pratt C, Spencer W, Roberts R. Bleeding complications following initiation of thrombolytic therapy for acute myocardial infarction: a comparison of helicopter-transported and non-transported patients. Ann Emerg Med. 1991;20:892-5.
10.Galipault JB. Angels of mercy must not fall. The Aviat Safety Monitor. J Air Med Transport. 1992;Jul:31.
11.Gray G. Respiratory Diseases. Aerospace Medicine. De hart Roy Lippincott. Third ed 2002. p. 323-9.
12.Guidelines Committee of the American College of Critical Care Medicine, Society of Critical Care Medicine, and American Association of Critical-Care Nurses Transfer Guidelines Task Force. Guidelines for the transfer of critically ill patients. Cricial Care Medicine. 2003;21(6):931-7.
13.Holt R. Otolaryngology in Aerospace Medicine. Aerospace Medicine. De Hart Roy Lippincott. Third ed. 2002. p. 420-5.
14.Kaplan L, Walsh D, Burney RE. Emergency aeromedical transport of patients with acute myocardial infarction. Ann Emerg Med. 1987;16:55-7.
15.KRUYER W. Clinical Aerospace. Cardiovascular Medicine. De hart Roy Lippincott. Third ed. 2002. p. 333-5.
16.Lam D. Wings of life and hope: a history of aeromedical evacuation. Probl Crit Care. 2000;4:477-94.
17.Low RB, Dunne MJ, Blumen IJ, Tagney G. Factors associated with the safety of EMS helicopters. Am J Emerg Med. 1991;9:103-6.
18.Peckler S, Rodgers R. Air versus ground transport for the trauma scene: optimal distance for helicopter utilization. J Air Med Transport. 1998;8:44.
19.Snow N, Hull G, Severns J. Physician presence on helicopter emergency service: necessary or desirable? Aviat Space Environ Med. 1986;57:1176-8.
20.Sookram S, Barker S, Kelly KD, Patton W, Neilson K, Rowe BH. Is body temperature maintained effectively during aeromedical transport? An interim analysis [abstract]. Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine. 1999;1:A66.
2.Collett H. The conference cometh. Hosp Aviation. 1999;9:5.
3.Cottrell JJ, Garrard G. Emergency transport by aeromedical blimp. BMJ. 1999;298:869-70. National Transportation Safety Board Emergency medical service helicopter operations. Washington, DC: National Transportation Safety Board. 2005. publication No. 14. Collett H. 1989 Accident review. J Air Med Transport. 1999;9:12.
4.Cottrell JJ, Garrard G. Emergency transport by aeromedical blimp. BMJ. 1989;298:869- 70.
5.Dunn JD. Legal aspects of transportation. Probl Crit Care. 1999;4:447-8.
6.Edge WE, Kanter RK, Walsh RF. Reduction of morbidity in interhospital transport by specialized pediatric staff. Critical Care Medicine. 1994;22:1186-91.
7.Fromm R, Cronin L. Issues in critical care transport. Probl Crit Care 1989; 3:439 - 46.
8.Fromm R, Duvall J. Medical aspects of flight for civilian aeromedical transport. Probl Crit Care. 1999;4:495-507.
9.Fromm R, Hoskins E, Gonin L, Pratt C, Spencer W, Roberts R. Bleeding complications following initiation of thrombolytic therapy for acute myocardial infarction: a comparison of helicopter-transported and non-transported patients. Ann Emerg Med. 1991;20:892-5.
10.Galipault JB. Angels of mercy must not fall. The Aviat Safety Monitor. J Air Med Transport. 1992;Jul:31.
11.Gray G. Respiratory Diseases. Aerospace Medicine. De hart Roy Lippincott. Third ed 2002. p. 323-9.
12.Guidelines Committee of the American College of Critical Care Medicine, Society of Critical Care Medicine, and American Association of Critical-Care Nurses Transfer Guidelines Task Force. Guidelines for the transfer of critically ill patients. Cricial Care Medicine. 2003;21(6):931-7.
13.Holt R. Otolaryngology in Aerospace Medicine. Aerospace Medicine. De Hart Roy Lippincott. Third ed. 2002. p. 420-5.
14.Kaplan L, Walsh D, Burney RE. Emergency aeromedical transport of patients with acute myocardial infarction. Ann Emerg Med. 1987;16:55-7.
15.KRUYER W. Clinical Aerospace. Cardiovascular Medicine. De hart Roy Lippincott. Third ed. 2002. p. 333-5.
16.Lam D. Wings of life and hope: a history of aeromedical evacuation. Probl Crit Care. 2000;4:477-94.
17.Low RB, Dunne MJ, Blumen IJ, Tagney G. Factors associated with the safety of EMS helicopters. Am J Emerg Med. 1991;9:103-6.
18.Peckler S, Rodgers R. Air versus ground transport for the trauma scene: optimal distance for helicopter utilization. J Air Med Transport. 1998;8:44.
19.Snow N, Hull G, Severns J. Physician presence on helicopter emergency service: necessary or desirable? Aviat Space Environ Med. 1986;57:1176-8.
20.Sookram S, Barker S, Kelly KD, Patton W, Neilson K, Rowe BH. Is body temperature maintained effectively during aeromedical transport? An interim analysis [abstract]. Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine. 1999;1:A66.
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