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SeifNaraghi et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Effects of patient recumbency position on neonatal chest EIT

SeifNaraghi et al., 2023

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17340245367440053000
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SeifNaraghi N
De Gelidi S
Frerichs I
Kallio M
Sorantin E
Demosthenous A
Bayford R
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IEEE Access

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This paper investigates the overlooked effects of the patient recumbency positions on one of the key clinically used parameters in chest electrical impedance tomography (EIT) monitoring–the silent spaces. This parameter could impact medical decisions and …
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