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December 20 2017

UPDATED RECOMMENDATIONS: Taser & Irritant Sprays

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The Faculty of Forensic & Legal Medicine have updated their recommendations for;

  • Recommendations – TASER®: Clinical Effects and Management of Those Subjected to TASER® Discharge

  • Irritant sprays: clinical effects and management

Members can access these documents in the ‘Knowledge Base’ within the Members Area

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