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Evaluation of the Effect of Duration of Stabilising Tapes on Skin Damage in Neonates
The research was conducted to evaluate the relationship between the duration of the fixing tapes of the probes attached to the chest, abdominal and lower extremity regions of newborns for temperature monitoring and skin damage.
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