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The “cross-talk phenomenon” in transpulmonary thermodilution is flow dependent.

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    Joris Lemson, Ruud J. R. Eijk & Johannes G. van der Hoeven

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Lemson, J., Eijk, R.J.R. & van der Hoeven, J.G. The “cross-talk phenomenon” in transpulmonary thermodilution is flow dependent.. Intensive Care Med 32, 1092 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00134-006-0162-1

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