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Assessment of Aerosol Persistence in ICUs via Low-cost Sensor Network and Zonal Models

2022-03-06

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The COVID-19 pandemic raised public awareness about airborne particulate matter (PM) due to the spread of infectious diseases via the respiratory route. The persistence of potentially infectious aerosols in public spaces and the spread of nosocomial infections in medical settings deserve careful investigation; however, a systematic approach characterizing the fate of aerosols in clinical environments has not been...

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Literature Corpus work: 39302c02-f16f-5754-ba0a-2dfbaec4783d
DOI: 10.1101/2022.03.03.22271831

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