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  • 41. In a systematic review, infrared ear thermometry for fever diagnosis in children finds poor sensitivity.
    Dodd SR, Lancaster GA, Craig JV, Smyth RL, Williamson PR.
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    Hayward G, Verbakel JY, Ismail FA, Edwards G, Wang K, Fleming S, Holtman GA, Glogowska M, Morris E, Curtis K, van den Bruel A.
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  • 44. A comparison of infrared ear thermometry with electronic predictive thermometry in a geriatric setting.
    Prentice D, Moreland J.
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  • 45. Are temporal artery temperatures accurate enough to replace rectal temperature measurement in pediatric ED patients?
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  • 48. Temperature measurement in critically ill adults: a comparison of tympanic and oral methods.
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  • 52. A comparison of different methods of temperature measurements in sick newborns.
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  • 53. Effect of otitis media on infrared tympanic thermometry.
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  • 55. Agreement between rectal and tympanic membrane temperatures in marathon runners.
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  • 57. Clinical accuracy of a non-contact infrared skin thermometer in paediatric practice.
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  • 58. Tympanic versus rectal thermometry in pregnant women.
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  • 59. Assessment of two devices for measuring tympanic membrane temperature in swine, dairy cattle, and dairy calves.
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  • 60. [Comparison of different methods of temperature measurment in children].
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