Inspired oxygen control for preterm infants

Autor: Sadeghi Fathabadi, O

Inspired oxygen control for preterm infants is performed to maintain oxygen saturation (`SpO_2`) in the blood in a target range. Exposure to insufficient or excess levels of fraction of inspired oxygen (`FiO_2`) may increase the risk of mortality and

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