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Lung function testing: from experimental investigations to clinical applications
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Variable ventilation patterns in a paediatric animal model of moderate ARDS
G. Fodor (Szeged, Hungary), A. Dos Santos Rocha (Geneva, Switzerland), R. Sudy (Geneva, Switzerland), S. Bayat (Grenoble, France), F. Petak (Szeged, Hungary), W. Habre (Geneva, Switzerland)
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International Congress 2019 – Lung function testing: from experimental investigations to clinical applications
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Lung function testing: from experimental investigations to clinical applications
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771
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Respiratory critical care
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