Usefulness of Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer for Early Neonatal Period Using Bland-Altman Analysis
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2. H Tørring, P Siem-Jørgensen, L Bønløkke, U Lucht (1985). [Measurement of Tem-perature With an Electronic Thermome-ter and a Mercury Thermometer. A Comparative Study]. Geskr Laeger, 147 (39): 3045-7. [Article in Danish]
3. Solloai S, Dani C, Berti E, Fancelli C, Galli L, de Martino M, Chiappini E (2016). Per-formance of a non-contact infrared thermometer in healthy newborns. BMJ Open, 16;6(3): e008695.
4. Robertson-Smith J, McCaffrey FT, Sayers R, et al (2015). A comparison of mid-forehead and axillary temperatures in newborn intensive care. J Perinatol, 35:120-122.
5. Duru CO, Akinbami FO, Orimadegun AE (2012). A comparison of tympanic and rectal temperatures in term Nigerian neo-nates. BMC Pediatr, 2012;12:86.
6. Teran CG, Torrez-Llanos J, Teran-Miranda TE, et al (2012). Clinical accuracy of a non-contact infraed skin thermometer in paediatric practice. Child Care Health Dev, 38:471-476.
7. Osio CE, Carnelli V (2007). Comparative study of body temperature measured with a non-contact infrared thermometer ver-sus conventional device. The first Italian study on 90 pediatric patients. Minerva Pe-diatr, 59:327-336.
8. Giavarina D. (2015). Understanding Bland Altman analysis. Biochem Med (Zagreb), 25:141-151.
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SUGAWARA S, IMATAKA G, YOSHIHARA S. Usefulness of Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer for Early Neonatal Period Using Bland-Altman Analysis. Iran J Public Health. 2020;49(2):411-413.
