Forehead or ear temperature measurement cannot replace rectal measurements, except for screening purposes (2024)

Forehead or ear temperature measurement cannot replace rectal measurements, except for screening purposes (1) https://doi.org/10.1186/s12887-018-0994-1 · Forehead or ear temperature measurement cannot replace rectal measurements, except for screening purposes (2) Full text

Journal: BMC Pediatrics, 2018, №1

Publisher: Springer Nature

Authors: Christian Backer Mogensen, Lena Wittenhoff, Gitte Fruerhøj, Stephen Hansen

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