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  • 21. [Cardiorespiratory monitoring in hospital and at home].
    Carnelli V, Gelardi G, Porta N, Guffanti S.
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    Pitetti RD, Whitman E, Zaylor A.
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    Warren J, Biagioli F, Hamilton A, Smith PC.
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  • 38. Parental administration of chemical agents: a cause of apparent life-threatening events.
    Hickson GB, Altemeier WA, Martin ED, Campbell PW.
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