Do Cervical Spine Injuries Require Airway Monitoring in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit?

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Nikki Rimlinger, Drexel UniversityFollow
Tom Parker, Drexel UniversityFollow
Sujay Deshpande, Drexel UniversityFollow
Kyle Yang, Drexel UniversityFollow
Alison Muller MSPH, MLS, Tower HealthFollow
Anthony Martin RN, BSN, TCRN, Tower HealthFollow
Adrian Ong MD, Tower HealthFollow
Eugene F. Reilly MD, MHCI, Tower HealthFollow
Christopher A. Butts PhD, DO, Tower HealthFollow

Recommended Citation

Rimlinger, Nikki; Parker, Tom; Deshpande, Sujay; Yang, Kyle; Muller, Alison MSPH, MLS; Martin, Anthony RN, BSN, TCRN; Ong, Adrian MD; Reilly, Eugene F. MD, MHCI; and Butts, Christopher A. PhD, DO, "Do Cervical Spine Injuries Require Airway Monitoring in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit?" (2025). Tower Health Research Day. 15.
https://scholarcommons.towerhealth.org/th_researchday/2024-2025/in_person_posters/15

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