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See Latest ArticlesSo you think you can fly?: Determining if your emergency department patient is fit for air travel
Canadian Family Physician, 10/14/09
Carvalho Anna–Maria et al. – Certain illnesses or injuries, including certain chronic conditions, might make a person unfit for air travel. Knowledge of certain absolute and relative contraindications to air travel can make the travel experience safer for your patient and reduce in–flight emergencies.
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