Is the new, noninvasive, continuous cardiorespiratory monitoring reliable during neonatal ECMO?
Authors:
- Genny RaffaeliGRGenny Raffaeli
- Francesco CanesiFCFrancesco Canesi
- Federica ConigliaroFCFederica Conigliaro
- Stefano GhirardelloSGStefano Ghirardello
- Mara VanzatiMVMara Vanzati
- Chiara BaracettiCBChiara Baracetti
- Monica FumagalliMFMonica Fumagalli
- Fabrizio CiralliFCFabrizio Ciralli
- Federico SchenaFSFederico Schena
- Nicola PesentiNPNicola Pesenti
- Laura PlevaniLPLaura Plevani
- Fabio MoscaFMFabio Mosca
- 2 August 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Heart & Lung
- Vol. 47 (6) , 638-645
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