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Acute respiratory failure: diagnostic procedures and clinical management
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Recording respiratory rate by pulse oximetry – can it be done and can it predict outcome in patients with acute breathlessness?
N. E. Harper, P. S. Addison, L. M. Osman, J. N. Watson, D. Clifton, G. J. Douglas (Aberdeen, East Lothian, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2006 - Acute respiratory failure: diagnostic procedures and clinical management
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Acute respiratory failure: diagnostic procedures and clinical management
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N. E. Harper, P. S. Addison, L. M. Osman, J. N. Watson, D. Clifton, G. J. Douglas (Aberdeen, East Lothian, United Kingdom). Recording respiratory rate by pulse oximetry – can it be done and can it predict outcome in patients with acute breathlessness?. Eur Respir J 2006; 28: Suppl. 50, 1103
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