Source: Annual Congress 2005 - PG17 - The present and future of noninvasive ventilation: technical and practical aspects
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B. Schonhofer (Hannover, Germany). New and unconventional applications of NIV (i.e. weaning, endstage diseases, immunocompromised patients, post-surgical respiratory distress): potential benefits and risks. Annual Congress 2005 - PG17 - The present and future of noninvasive ventilation: technical and practical aspects

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