Evaluation of a near-infrared automated blood glucose monitor for use in critical care settings

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S Hendee
S Vanslyke
F Stout
M Borrello
D Welsh
A Ross
A Fettig
S Martha
A Truong
R Robinson
R Thompson
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[1] Luminous Medical,
[2] Inc,undefined
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Critical Care | / 12卷 / Suppl 2期
关键词：
Critical Care; Glucose Measurement; Automate Blood; Tight Glycemic Control; Critical Care Patient;
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10.1186/cc6386
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