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A new systematic review adds weight to using CRT for identifying children with serious illness

Capillary refill time - Press on the finger for five seconds using moderate pressure at an ambient temperature of 20–25 degrees Celsius. A capillary refill time of three seconds or more should be considered abnormal. © Nasir Hamid
Capillary refill time - Press on the finger for five seconds using moderate pressure at an ambient temperature of 20–25 degrees Celsius. A capillary refill time of three seconds or more should be considered abnormal.

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Capillary refill time in sick children: a clinical guide for general practice.
Fleming at al. British Journal of General Practice 2016 

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