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Ultrasound technique for AAA

17/11/2012 by Bob Dunn

A new section describing the the US technique used to detect AAA has been added to the Abdominal aortic aneurysm page in the Abdominal emergencies section.

Categories Updates
Subcutaneous foreign body
AAA Ultrasound images

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A rise of 1C in patient temperature causes a rise of 5% in the pO2 of a blood gas sample

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