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Predicting the success of non-invasive ventilation in preventing intubation and re-intubation in the paediatric intensive care unit by James, Christopher S., Hallewell, Christopher P. J., James, Dominique P. L., Wade, Angie, Mok, Quen Q.

“…Purpose To determine whether physiological parameters and underlying condition can be used to predict which patients can be managed successfully on…”
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Maternal temperature in emergency caesarean section (MATES): an observational multicentre study by Thorburn, P.T., Monteiro, R., Chakladar, A., Cochrane, A., Roberts, J., Hughes, Natasha, de las Casas, Ruth, Long, Charlotte, Skeoch, Chris, Duckham, Emily, Shippam, William, Barnes, Lucy, Madders, Rachel, Campbell, Natasha, Ali, Yousef, Pararajasingam, Suji, Stead, Richard, Katayani, Katayani, Jackson, James, Nolan, Louise, Kochar, Arun, Ranns, Christopher, Leong, Maria, Jack, James, Benoliel, Sophie, Annamalai, Partha, Picton, Graham, Lunberg-Adams, Matt, Lebbe, Asfir, Lau, Julie, Reddy, Anu, Sen, Soumen, Kanji, Rafiq, Riccaboni, Anna, Mackenzie, Matthew, Macallan, Jennifer, Mason, Rupert, Martins, Nicole, Hawksley, Sarah, Wimble, Katie, Ghafoor, Tahir, Hallewell, Christopher, Thomas, Janine, Misquita, Lucia, Walters, Michelle, Krishnan, Priya, McHale, Sean, Ashpole, Keri, George, Richard, Graham, George, Hudsmith, Jonny, Way, Mark, Armstrong, Sarah, Burwell, David, Iossifidis, Francoise, Uncles, David, Fludder, Vanessa, Bate, Tom, Mark Harper, C.

“…•Maternal thermal dysregulation is common after emergency caesarean section.•The prevalence of hypothermia is as high as 15%.•The prevalence of hyperthermia…”
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