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See Latest ArticlesA Reduced Abbreviated Indirect Calorimetry Protocol Is Clinically Acceptable for Use in Spontaneously Breathing Patients With Traumatic Brain Injury
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McEvoy C et al. - A 4-minute or 3-minute abbreviated steady-state indirect calorimetry protocol is clinically acceptable to measure resting energy expenditure in spontaneously breathing patients with a traumatic brain injury.
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