Source: International Congress 2018 – Clinical and functional monitoring in airway disease



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R. Mcdermott (London, United Kingdom), H. Liddicoat (London, United Kingdom), A. Moore (London, United Kingdom), L. Jackson (London, United Kingdom), T. O'Shaughnessy (London, United Kingdom), N. Jayasekera (London, United Kingdom), V. Macavei (London, United Kingdom). Evaluating the accuracy of commercially available finger pulse oximeters in a hospital setting. 4452

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