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Until they were revived for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, intraosseus devices were used almost exclusively in infants whose veins were too small to find.
Military medics combine ultramodern and time-honored methods to save lives on the battlefield David Brown 2010
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Until they were revived for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, intraosseus devices were used almost exclusively in infants whose veins were too small to find.
Military medics combine ultramodern and time-honored methods to save lives on the battlefield David Brown 2010
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Plastic surgeon John Meara [from Boston] put a needle into the baby's tibial bone marrow (an intraosseus line) and we moved the baby to the operating room where anesthesiologists from Boston and Grand Rapids went into full code mode finally securing a line and giving the direct whole blood transfusion and nearly one liter of fluid (half the baby's body weight), oxygen and antibiotics.
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Plastic surgeon John Meara [from Boston] put a needle into the baby's tibial bone marrow (an intraosseus line) and we moved the baby to the operating room where anesthesiologists from Boston and Grand Rapids went into full code mode finally securing a line and giving the direct whole blood transfusion and nearly one liter of fluid (half the baby's body weight), oxygen and antibiotics.
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Plastic surgeon John Meara [from Boston] put a needle into the baby's tibial bone marrow (an intraosseus line) and we moved the baby to the operating room where anesthesiologists from Boston and Grand Rapids went into full code mode finally securing a line and giving the direct whole blood transfusion and nearly one liter of fluid (half the baby's body weight), oxygen and antibiotics.
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