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From the laser through the stent to the valve: the broad spectrum of interventional pneumology
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Safety of percuteneous dilation tracheostomy in obese critically ill patients when performed with bronchoscopy assistance
K. Tsikritsaki, K. Dimakou, I. Dimitroulis, I. Tsioumboutariou, K. Mendrinou, M. Toumbis, G. Koukoulitsios (Athens, Greece)
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Annual Congress 2012 - From the laser through the stent to the valve: the broad spectrum of interventional pneumology
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From the laser through the stent to the valve: the broad spectrum of interventional pneumology
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Thematic Poster Session
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666
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Respiratory critical care
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K. Tsikritsaki, K. Dimakou, I. Dimitroulis, I. Tsioumboutariou, K. Mendrinou, M. Toumbis, G. Koukoulitsios (Athens, Greece). Safety of percuteneous dilation tracheostomy in obese critically ill patients when performed with bronchoscopy assistance. Eur Respir J 2012; 40: Suppl. 56, 666
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