March 1, 2010Open Access

Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department With Non‐specific Complaints: The Basel Non‐specific Complaints (BANC) Study

MNMarek NemecUniversity Hospital of Basel MKMichael KollerUniversity Hospital Regensburg CNChristian H. NickelUniversity of Basel

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Abstract

Patients with NSC presenting to the ED are at high risk of suffering from serious conditions. Sensitive risk stratification tools are needed to identify patients with potentially adverse health outcomes.

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