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Emergency Medicine Research Review Issue 44 with commentary by Dr George Plunkett.  

This review is a unique Australian publication providing topical, relevant and accessible information for health professionals with an interest in Emergency Medicine. In essence, the review is a summary of what we consider to be some of the most significant new studies in this area.

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In this issue we feature:

-  Miller versus Macintosh blades for paediatric patients
-  Diagnostic uncertainty for CTPA reports
-  14-day ECG monitoring for unexplained syncope
-  Antipsychotic use and its association with adverse hospital-related outcomes
-  Suspension of e-scooters and ED presentations
-  Efficacy of azithromycin for moderate-to-severe wheezing
-  Impact of institutional consultation guideline
-  No-flow duration and outcomes among older adults
-  CT use for children with blunt abdominal trauma
-  Sex differences for those with syncope or presyncope

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