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Zachary Levine
Back to facultyAssociate ProfessorDepartment of Emergency MedicineMcGill University
Research
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Latest papers
An unusual presentation of a massive pulmonary embolism with misleading investigation results treated with tenecteplase.
Case reports in emergency medicine · 2015
Locked-in syndrome: a critical and time-dependent diagnosis.
CJEM · 2012
2 publications.
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An unusual presentation of a massive pulmonary embolism with misleading investigation results treated with tenecteplase.
Migneault D, Levine Z, de Champlain F
Case reports in emergency medicine2015
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Locked-in syndrome: a critical and time-dependent diagnosis.
Barbic D, Levine Z, Tampieri D, Teitelbau J
CJEM2012
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