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NEJM -- Thomas SH et al. Case 16-2006 -- A 72-Year-Old Woman Admitted to the Emergency Department because of a Sudden Change in Mental Status. 2006;354(21):2263-71 -- Supplementary Video

Supplement to: Thomas SH et al. Case 16-2006 — A 72-Year-Old Woman Admitted to the Emergency Department because of a Sudden Change in Mental Status. N Engl J Med 2006;354(21):2263-71.




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