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Understanding the ventilator waveform
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Understanding the ventilator waveform
L. Brochard (Toronto (ON), Canada)
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Respiratory Failure and Mechanical Ventilation Conference 2020
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Understanding the ventilator waveform
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Respiratory critical care
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Jan Lesinski - 15.02.2020 12:54
Not an easy topic and also not well explained
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