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Can J Emerg Med · Sep 2018

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A summary of the Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations, Sixth Edition (2018): Updates relevant to prehospital and emergency medicine providers.

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- Katie Lin, Patrice Lindsay, Tahireh Shams, Eric Smith, Jean-Martin Boulanger, Kenneth Butcher, Gordon Gubitz, and Eddy Lang.
- *Cumming School of Medicine,Department of Emergency Medicine,University of Calgary,Calgary,AB.
- Can J Emerg Med. 2018 Sep 1; 20 (5): 685-692.
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