Revised guideline for central nervous system oxygen toxicity exposure limits when using an inspired PO2 of 1.3 atmospheres
Simon J Mitchell(Auckland City Hospital), Fiona Murphy(Centre for Inflammation Research), Neal W. Pollock(Virginia Mason Medical Center), Dawn Kernagis(Indepth Network), Joseph Hoyt(United States Department of the Navy), N. Bird(La Jolla Pharmaceutical (United States)), J.E. Bright(La Jolla Pharmaceutical (United States)), Michael Menduno(University of Auckland)
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