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Endo-Praxis 2010; 26(3): 114-119
DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1262973
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Strukturierte Einführung einer neuen Technik in der Endoskopie am Beispiel der Kohlenstoffdioxidinsufflation bei der Koloskopie

E. Pflimlin1 , M. Ortmann1
  • 1Endoskopieabteilung, Universitätsspital Basel
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23 August 2010 (online)

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Diese Arbeit ist als Praxisentwicklungsprojekt im Rahmen des Clinical Leadership-Programms des “Royal College of Nursing of London and Certificate of Advanced Studies of the Advanced Study Center University of Basel“ entstanden. Die hier abgedruckte Version ist ein Auszug aus der Abschlussarbeit.

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CO2-Insufflation - Einführung neuer Technik - Schmerzen bei Koloskopie

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Eric Pflimlin

Endoskopieabteilung Universitätsspital Basel

Petersgraben 4

CH 4031 Basel

Email: PflimlinE@uhbs.ch