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- Hy A. Dwosh,
- Harry H.L. Hong,
- Douglas Austgarden,
- Stanley Herman,
- Richard Schabas
- Dr. Dwosh is ICU Director, Department of Medicine; Dr. Hong is with the Department of Medicine; Dr. Austgarden is with the Department of Emergency Medicine; Dr. Herman is with the Department of Anesthesia; and Dr. Schabas is Chief of Staff, York Central Hospital, Richmond Hill, Ont.
- Correspondence to:
Dr. Hy Dwosh, ICU Director, York Central Hospital, 10 Trench St., Richmond Hill ON L4C 4Z3; fax 905 883-2802; hdwosh{at}yorkcentral.on.ca
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