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Comparative measurements of cutaneous and arterial pCO2 in patients with low cardiac output on an intensive care unit for internal medicine

  • Abstracts of the International Workshop on Continuous pCO2 Monitoring by Skin Surface Sensors Basel, Switzerland, 23 March 1981
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Vogel, F., Heer, S. & Spannbrucker, N. Comparative measurements of cutaneous and arterial pCO2 in patients with low cardiac output on an intensive care unit for internal medicine. Intensive Care Med 7, 258–259 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01702639

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