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Abstract
Electrical impedance tomography is no longer a new technology, but its clinical use at the bedside is still in its primary stage. Global research has drastically increased since its commercial availability, and this has slowly begun to make its way into routine clinical bedside use in some areas of the world. This paper will provide the bedside clinician an introduction to the technology, how it is used, and the most common applications found in the literature.
Footnotes
- Correspondence: Thomas Piraino RRT FCSRT FAARC, St. Michael’s Hospital, 36 Queen Street E, Toronto, ON M5B 1W8, Toronto, Canada. E-mail: thomaspiraino{at}gmail.com
Mr Piraino has disclosed relationships with Philips, Aerogen, Dräger, and Fisher & Paykel.
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