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Adams J. A. Monitoring respiration in the neonate. Neonatal Intensive Care, 1992; 5 (1): 10-3.

Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI). Apnea monitoring by means of thoracic impedance pneumography [technical information report], No. AAMI TIR4. 1989.

Bar A., Pillar G., Dvir I., et al. Evaluation of a portable device based on peripheral arterial tone for unattended home sleep studies. Chest, 2003; 123 (3): 695-703.

ECRI. Apnea monitors. Health Devices Inspection and Preventive Maintenance System. Procedure No. 420.

ECRI. FDA establishes performance standard for electrode lead wires and patient cables. Health Devices, 1998; 27 (1): 34-6.

ECRI. Home care [technology overview]. Health Risk Control, 1996; 3: Home care 2: 1-14.

ECRI. Infant home apnea monitors [evaluation update]. Health Devices, 1987; 16 (12): 385-7.

ECRI. Infant home apnea documentation monitors [evaluation update]. Health Devices, 1993; 22 (12): 564-5.

ECRI. Infant home apnea monitors: essential safety features and practices. Healthc Risk Control, 1996: Home care 3: 1-40.

ECRI. Infant home apnea monitors: essential safety features and practices [hazard update]. Health Devices, 1993; 22 (12): 598-601.

ECRI. Loose-lead alarms resulting from dried-out disposable electrodes [User Experience Network™]. Health Devices, 1994; 23 (7): 309.

ECRI. Risk of electric shock from patient monitoring cables and electrode lead wires [hazard report]. Health Devices, 1993; 22 (5-6): 301-3.

ECRI. Technology overview: obstetrics and neonatal care. Healthc Risk Control, 1999; 42: Obstetrics and neonatal 2: 1-4.

Sheridan M. S., ed. The NAAP handbook of infant apnea and home monitoring. Waianae (HI): National Association of Apnea Professionals, 1992.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Medical devices; establishment of a performance standard for electrode lead wires and patient cables. Fed Regist, 1997; 62 (90): 25477-98.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Medical devices; apnea monitor; special controls. Final rule. Fed Regist, 2002; 67 (137): 46851-2.