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See Latest ArticlesContinuous end-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring in pediatric intensive care units
Journal of Critical Care, 06/09/09
Langhan M et al. - End-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring is widely available and used for intubated patients. However, it could be applied more frequently in other clinical situations in pediatric intensive care units.
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