Droplet nuclei are generated during colonoscopy and are decreased by the use of carbon dioxide and water immersion technique
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DOI: 10.1111/den.14387
Abstract: The COVID‐19 pandemic has raised concerns on whether colonoscopies (CS) carry a transmission risk. The aim was to determine whether CS are aerosol‐generating procedures. read more here.
Keywords: nuclei generated; generated colonoscopy; use carbon; decreased use ... See more keywords
Measuring interpersonal transmission of expiratory droplet nuclei in close proximity
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DOI: 10.1177/1420326x211029689
Abstract: Increasing evidence supports the significant role of short-range airborne transmission of viruses when in close contact with a source patient. A full-scale ventilated room (Cleanliness: ISO 14644–1 Class 5) and two face-to-face standing breathing thermal… read more here.
Keywords: transmission expiratory; interpersonal transmission; measuring interpersonal; droplet nuclei ... See more keywords