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New strategies to treat respiratory failure
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Long term home high flow nasal cannula therapy in hypercapnic and hypoxic patients after non-invasive ventilation failure – a retrospective analysis
C. Horvath (Bern, Switzerland), F. Baty (St. Gallen, Switzerland), C. Kähler (Innsbruck, Austria)
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International Congress 2019 – New strategies to treat respiratory failure
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New strategies to treat respiratory failure
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Thematic Poster
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4034
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Respiratory critical care
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C. Horvath (Bern, Switzerland), F. Baty (St. Gallen, Switzerland), C. Kähler (Innsbruck, Austria). Long term home high flow nasal cannula therapy in hypercapnic and hypoxic patients after non-invasive ventilation failure – a retrospective analysis. 4034
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