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Sac attack.

Abstract

Although cardiac tamponade remains uncommon, morbidity and mortality from cardiac tamponade are high. EMS providers must understand the numerous causes and prehospital management of cardiac tamponade. Proper identification of its signs and symptoms, followed by correct management, may save lives.

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T K Lilly, T Rupp. 2001. Sac attack.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11310257/

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