#BROSELOW TAPE 2017 CHANGES TRIAL#

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Do the length-based (Broselow) tape, APLS, Argall and Nelson’s formulae accurately estimate weight of Indian children? Indian Pediatr 2006 43: 889-894. Varghese A, Vasudevan VK, Lewin S, Indumathi CK, Dinakar C, Rao SD. Evaluation of three paediatric weight estimation methods in Singapore. Loo PY, Chong SL, Lek N, Bautista D, Ng KC. The use of the Broselow tape in pediatric resuscitation. Luten RC, Zaritsky A, Wears R, Broselow J. How reliable is length-based determination of body weight and tracheal tube size in the paediatric age group? The Broselow tape reconsidered. Hofer CK, Ganter M, Tucci M, Klaghofer R, Zollinger A.

Weighing the pediatric patient during trauma resuscitation and its concordance with estimated weight using Broselow Luten Emergency Tape. Sinha M, Lezine MW, Frechette A, Foster KN.

#BROSELOW TAPE 2017 CHANGES TRIAL#

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Broselow tape 2017 changes