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Earplugs might reduce intensive care unit delirium but quality of evidence is low.
Law AC, Walkey AJ. Earplugs might reduce intensive care unit delirium but quality of evidence is low. Evid Based Med. 2016 08; 21(4):147-8.
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Ear Protective Devices
Humans
Intensive Care Units
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Allan Jay Walkey MD, MSc