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Death of terminally ill patients on a stretcher in the emergency department : a French speciality ? = La mort des patients atteints de maladie au stade terminal sur un brancard au service des urgences : une spécialité française ?

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TARDY | ZENI, F. | BERTHET, O. | VIALLON, A. | LEMAIRE, F. | BERTRAND, J.C. | VENET, C.

Cette étude rétrospective a pour but de déterminer la fréquence, les modalités d'admission des patients en fin de vie qui sont morts sur un brancard au service des urgences.

Voir la revue «Intensive care medicine, 28»

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