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Pulse Oximetry in Acute Respiratory Failure: What Should Be Expected?—Reply

Respiratory Care

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First published online August, 2016

Pulse Oximetry in Acute Respiratory Failure: What Should Be Expected?—Reply

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Volume 61, Issue 8

https://doi.org/10.4187/respcare.05087

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Amalakanti

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, Pentakota

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. Pulse oximetry overestimates oxygen saturation in COPD. Respir Care, 2016; 61(4):423–427.

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