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Auditory displays in anesthesiology
Current Opinion in Anesthesiology, 11/05/09

Sanderson PM et al. – Auditory display in anesthesia can extend well beyond auditory alarms to displays that give the anesthesiologist a continuous peripheral awareness of patient well being. Much more rigorous approaches should be taken to evaluating auditory displays so they add information rather than noise.

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