Arterialised blood gas sampling in the critically ill: Correct tools for the job?
Suveer Singh
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Singh S. Arterialised blood gas sampling in the critically ill: Correct tools for the job?. Indian J Crit Care Med 2008; 12 (3):89-90.
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