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Dexamethasone does not prevent post extubation stridor in pediatric patients who previously failed extubation due to stridor.

Yaron Harel, Amir Vardi, Raymond P. Quigley, Lela W. Brink, Scott C. Manning, Daniel L. Levin

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Harel, Yaron MD; Vardi, Amir MD; Quigley, Raymond MD; Brink, Lela MD; Manning, Scott MD; Levin, Daniel MD FCCM Author Information

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Harel, Yaron MD; Vardi, Amir MD; Quigley, Raymond MD; Brink, Lela MD; Manning, Scott MD; Levin, Daniel MD FCCM Author Information

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Harel, Yaron MD; Vardi, Amir MD; Quigley, Raymond MD; Brink, Lela MD; Manning, Scott MD; Levin, Daniel MD FCCM Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Stridor, Anesthesia, Dexamethasone, Internal medicine, Airway

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