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Journal of clinical monitoring

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Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 1, 1988
A carbon dioxide monitor that does not show the waveform is worthlessF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 1, 1987
Interference in a pulse oximeter from a fiberoptic light sourceF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|April 1, 1991
Normal fluctuation of physiologic cardiovascular variables during anesthesia and the phenomenon of "smoothing"F E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|October 11, 1992
Evaluation of users' abilities to recognize musical alarm tonesF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|October 1, 1986
Do we monitor enough? We don't monitor enoughF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 11, 1992
Can people hear the pitch change on a variable-pitch pulse oximeter?G T Schulte, F E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 1, 1986
Minimizing interference and false alarms from electrocautery in the Nellcor N-100 pulse oximeterF E Block, G J Detko
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|May 1, 1995
An expert system to teach troubleshooting of common problems associated with the automated anesthesia recordkeeperF E Block, K M Reynolds, J S McDonald
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|October 1, 1986
A simple automatic record of oxygenation and ventilation with a pulse oximeter and a carbon dioxide monitorF E Block, R L Meetze, W H Frazier
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|April 11, 1992
The "Torrstick": a ruler calibrated in millimeters of mercury for measurement of hydrostatic pressureF E Block, G T Schulte, T Morris, et al.
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Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 1, 1988
A carbon dioxide monitor that does not show the waveform is worthlessF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 1, 1987
Interference in a pulse oximeter from a fiberoptic light sourceF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|April 1, 1991
Normal fluctuation of physiologic cardiovascular variables during anesthesia and the phenomenon of "smoothing"F E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|October 11, 1992
Evaluation of users' abilities to recognize musical alarm tonesF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|October 1, 1986
Do we monitor enough? We don't monitor enoughF E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 11, 1992
Can people hear the pitch change on a variable-pitch pulse oximeter?G T Schulte, F E Block
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|July 1, 1986
Minimizing interference and false alarms from electrocautery in the Nellcor N-100 pulse oximeterF E Block, G J Detko
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|May 1, 1995
An expert system to teach troubleshooting of common problems associated with the automated anesthesia recordkeeperF E Block, K M Reynolds, J S McDonald
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|October 1, 1986
A simple automatic record of oxygenation and ventilation with a pulse oximeter and a carbon dioxide monitorF E Block, R L Meetze, W H Frazier
Journal of Clinical Monitoring|April 11, 1992
The "Torrstick": a ruler calibrated in millimeters of mercury for measurement of hydrostatic pressureF E Block, G T Schulte, T Morris, et al.
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