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| Volume 10, Issue 1 |
July 2004 |
PRACTICE POINTS
Clinical research on the common patterns of injury can be valuable in litigating drowning
Outcome is largely predictable at the time of resuscitation, and deviations from expectation may indicate a novus actus interveniens
Litigators should understand the pathological implications of the terms secondary drowning and near-drowning
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