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              MAJ Monti, USA, is the director of the US Army/Baylor
              EMPA  Residency Program, Department of Emergency Medi-
              cine at Madigan  Army Medical Center, Joint  Base Lewis
              McChord, 9040 Jackson Ave, Box 339500 MS 56, Building
              #9040,  Tacoma, Washington 98433-9500.
              E-mail: jonathan.d.monti.mil@mail.mil.

































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