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ecj-12226	Stuby, Loric; Thurre, David	Time performance of scoop stretcher versus vacuum mattress for prehospital spinal stabilization: open-label simulation-based randomized controlled trial	2024	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5746	415	59	Standard operating procedure – scoop stretcher spinal stabilization (english translated version) Time performance of scoop stretcher versus vacuum mattress for prehospital spinal stabilization: open-label simulation-based randomized controlled trial Loric Stuby, David Thurre Genève TEAM Ambulances, Emergency Medical Services, Geneva, Switzerland Non -co mmerc ial us e o nly pression, respiratory discomfort, difficulties in airway manage- ment, increased intracranial pressure due to pain or compression of the jugular veins, worsening of injuries, patient agitation, and non- compliance.22-35 Furthermore, its effectiveness is questioned,36 as well as how it is fitted.37 Under certain circumstances, its use must be completely avoided, while in other cases it can be used intermit- tently (e.g., during mobilization).	cache/ecj-12226.pdf	txt/ecj-12226.txt