Clinical Procedures and Guidelines
4.9 Concussion and minor traumatic brain injury 192 4.10 Severe traumatic brain injury 196 4.11 Limb and/or soft tissue injuries 200 4.12 Patella dislocation 206 4.13 Shoulder dislocation 208 4.14 Digit dislocation 212 4.15 Other dislocations 213 4.16 Spinal cord injury 216 4.17 Cervical spine immobilisation 222
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