Studie untersucht Auswirkungen des Patientenblutmanagementprogramms mit Masimo SpHb, einem nicht invasiven, kontinuierlichen Hämoglobin-Monitoring, bei postoperativen Krebspatienten - Seite 3

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9. Veröffentlichte klinische Studien zur Pulsoximetrie und zu den Vorteilen von Masimo SET finden Sie auf unserer Website unter http://www.masimo.com. Vergleichende Studien beinhalten unabhängige und objektive Studien, die sich aus Kurzdarstellungen, die auf wissenschaftlichen Tagungen präsentiert werden, und Artikeln in Fachzeitschriften zusammensetzen.
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