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Accuracy of Non-invasive Temperature Measurement in Deep Hypothermia
In pre-hospital care, there are few non-invasive thermometers that are proved both robust and accurate. The aim of this study is to investigate the accuracy of a certain ear-canal based thermometer on patients undergoing thoracic surgery in deep hypothermia.
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