Extrication Consensus Statement FPHC
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The consensus recommends that those patients following a motor vehicle collision with deranged physiology should be considered time dependant?
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The consensus recommends that all patients following a motor vehicle collision should have self-extrication or minimally assisted extrication as the standard ‘first line’ extrication, in those who do not have contraindications?
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The consensus recommends that it’s not necessary to provide Manual In-line Stabilisation (MILS) in the vehicle for patients who are fully conscious and do not have neurology?
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The consensus recommends that if hard neurological signs are present on initial assessment, the patient should have a rapid extrication with gentle patient handling?
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