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PG3 Cardiorespiratory monitoring in critically ill patients
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Respiratory mechanics 2: oesophageal manometry and interactions between the patient and the ventilator
Paolo Pelosi (Milan, Italy)
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International Congress 2015 – PG3 Cardiorespiratory monitoring in critically ill patients
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PG3 Cardiorespiratory monitoring in critically ill patients
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Postgraduate Course
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72
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Respiratory critical care
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