Source: International Congress 2018 – Mesothelioma and pleural malignancy: investigations and management
Disease area: Thoracic oncology



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S. Kim (Wonju, Republic of Korea), B. Shin (Wonju, Republic of Korea), S. Lee (Wonju, Republic of Korea), M. Lee (Wonju, Republic of Korea), W. Lee (Wonju, Republic of Korea), S. Yong (Wonju, Republic of Korea). Comparison of pleural fluid pH measurements: blood gas analyzer, pH indicator stick, litmus paper, and point-of-care testing for blood gases. 2872

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