Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations

Jacek Karpe; Aleksandra Misiołek; Andrzej Daszkiewicz; Hanna Misiołek

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3/2013 vol. 45

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Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations

Jacek Karpe

,

Aleksandra Misiołek

,

Andrzej Daszkiewicz

,

Hanna Misiołek

Data publikacji online: 2019/12/16

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AMA

Karpe J, Misiołek A, Daszkiewicz A, Misiołek H. Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations. Anestezjologia Intensywna Terapia. 2013:141-145.

APA

Karpe, J., Misiołek, A., Daszkiewicz, A., & Misiołek, H. (2013). Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations. Anestezjologia Intensywna Terapia, 141-145.

Chicago

Karpe, Jacek, Aleksandra Misiołek, Andrzej Daszkiewicz, and Hanna Misiołek. 2013. "Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations". Anestezjologia Intensywna Terapia: 141-145.

Harvard

Karpe, J., Misiołek, A., Daszkiewicz, A., and Misiołek, H. (2013). Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations. Anestezjologia Intensywna Terapia, pp.141-145.

MLA

Karpe, Jacek et al. "Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations." Anestezjologia Intensywna Terapia, 2013, pp. 141-145.

Vancouver

Karpe J, Misiołek A, Daszkiewicz A, Misiołek H. Objective assessment of pain-related stress in mechanically ventilated newborns based on skin conductance fluctuations. Anestezjologia Intensywna Terapia. 2013:141-145.

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