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Critically ill patients: prognostic factors and biomarkers
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Factors affecting success of high flow oxygen therapy in acute hypoxemic respiratory failure
E. Eryuksel (Istanbul, Turkey), H. Arikan (Istanbul, Turkey), U. Kasapoglu (Istanbul, Turkey), E. Yalcinkaya (Istanbul, Turkey), A. Erer (Istanbul, Turkey), S. Olgun Yildizeli (Istanbul, Turkey), S. Karakurt (Istanbul, Turkey)
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International Congress 2018 – Critically ill patients: prognostic factors and biomarkers
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Critically ill patients: prognostic factors and biomarkers
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Respiratory critical care
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