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Drowning: What is it and what is it not?

Many definitions are used in mainstream media to discuss drowning. This presentation delves into the correct definition and pathophysiology

Speaker: Miguel Moreira, Pedro Seixas, Pedro Reimunde, Ogi Markovic
Recorded at: WCSM23 Valdoviño, Spain
Length of video: 40:10

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