Source: International Congress 2019 – New strategies to treat respiratory failure
Disease area: Respiratory critical care



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C. Antunes (Lisboa, Portugal), D. Organista Machado (Lisboa, Portugal), L. Rodrigues (Lisboa, Portugal), D. Rodrigues (Matosinhos, Portugal), D. Machado (Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal), F. Paula (Lisboa, Portugal), P. Pinto (Lisboa, Portugal), F. Froes (Lisboa, Portugal), C. Bárbara (Lisboa, Portugal). High-flow oxygen by nasal cannula: experience of an intensive care unit. 4032

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