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New strategies to treat respiratory failure
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Is the usage of a mobile BiPAP device capable of reducing dyspnoea during exercise in patients with severe COPD and respiratory insufficiency?- a randomized controlled trial -
S. Schwarz (Cologne, Germany), S. Thilemann (Cologne, Germany), F. Magnet (Cologne, Germany), C. Schmoor (Freiburg, Germany), J. Callegari (Cologne, Germany), W. Windisch (Cologne, Germany)
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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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Airway diseases
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