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See Latest ArticlesNoninvasive Temperature Monitoring in Postanesthesia Care Units
Anesthesiology, 06/23/09
Langham GE et al. - Invasive temperature monitoring available intraoperatively is more accurate than any generally available postoperative methods. Physician performance measures should therefore not be based exclusively on postoperative temperatures. Among the generally available postoperative monitoring methods, electronic oral thermometry appears to be the best.
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