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AbstractThis article is intended as an overview of emergencies that could and often do present to the physician's office, especially when a hospital emergency department may not be nearby. It is not intended as an in-depth view of every problem but should be considered as a presentation of essential management in the emergency phase of treatment. The reader is directed to the references for more in-depth information on these topics.
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