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In-vivo-and in-vitro evaluation of the 5 French neonatal gastric tonometer
Introduction - Gastrointestinal tonometry has been widely used in adult practice for the early detection of shock and multi-organ failure. Its application in paediatrics has been limited by unsuitably large tonometers and doubt about the accuracy of measurements when saline is used as a tonometric f...
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Department of Paediatrics and Child Health
2017
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