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See Latest ArticlesPredictors of the need for rapid sequence intubation in the poisoned patient with reduced Glasgow coma score
Emergency Medicine Journal, 06/23/09
Donald C et al. - Clinical assessment by experienced medical staff rather than physiological variables are the key to determining intubation requirements in the poisoned patient with reduced GCS. GCS alone is not a good predictor of intubation.
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