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Uncertainty evaluation of a calibration method for metabolic analyzer in mechanical ventilation

Cecchini et al., 2011

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9801474612729823726
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Cecchini S
Schena E
Di Diodoro M
Silvestri S
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2011 IEEE International Symposium on Medical Measurements and Applications

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A calibration methodology for metabolic analyzer to be used with mechanically ventilated patients is described. The associated uncertainty is evaluated by means of both standard and Monte Carlo methods, the effects of pulmonary ventilator bias flow are considered. An …
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