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The impact of moderate ambient temperature variance on the relationship between oral, rectal, and tympanic membrane temperatures

Zehner et al., 1991

Document ID
9616444025627478514
Author
Zehner W
Terndrup T
Publication year
Publication venue
Clinical pediatrics

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We examined the effect of moderate ambient temperature variance on the relationship between oral (OT), rectal (RT), and tympanic membrane (TMT) temperature in 21 healthy adults. Calibrated digital electronic thermometers were used to assess OT and RT, while …
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