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Does electrical plethysmography effectively monitor cardiovascular function and peripheral pulse during clinical anaesthesia?
Does electrical plethysmography effectively monitor cardiovascular function and peripheral pulse during clinical anaesthesia?
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The review evaluates the electrical plethysmogram as a monitor of cardiovascular function and peripheral pulse during clinical anaesthesia.
The electrical plethysmogram, as a monitor of cardiovascular function, is reviewed; and its use as peripheral pulse monitor during clinical anaesthesia is evaluated.
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