Evaluating inter-and intra-rater reliability in the bronchoscopic grading of burn inhalation injury: The iBRONCH-BII study
Authors:
- Eleana T. KumanaEKEleana T. Kumana
- Walton N. CharlesWCWalton N. Charles
- Helena Milton-JonesHMHelena Milton-Jones
- Kaladerhan AgbontaenKAKaladerhan Agbontaen
- Sabri SoussiSSSabri Soussi
- Ken DunnKDKen Dunn
- Roger DaviesRDRoger Davies
- Joanne AtkinsJAJoanne Atkins
- Ceri BeynonCBCeri Beynon
- Emmanuel CharbonneyECEmmanuel Charbonney
- Dashiell GantnerDGDashiell Gantner
- Julian GilesJGJulian Giles
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Funding Information
- National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR302788)
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