Instrumentation for Expanding Intensive Care: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 48, No 6

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Abstract

The concept of the intensive care unit may change with the availability of miniature, portable and wireless instrumentation for patient monitoring.

This type of monitoring system is desirable if improved care is to be based on greater use of instrumentation and optimal use of limited nursing personnel.

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