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Acute anisocoria: accidental exposure to nebulised medicines in emergency dept

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Acute anisocoria: learning from a case of accidental exposure to nebulised medicines in the emergency department
Acute anisocoria: accidental exposure to nebulised medicines in emergency dept

Awareness of drug-induced unilateral mydriasis could promote safer handling of medicines

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Delivering effective end of life care in the emergency department: a nursing perspective

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