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Lung-protective ventilation decreases heart rate variability in a non-inflammatory porcine model.
T. Bassi (Burnaby, Canada), E. Rohrs (Burnaby, Canada), K. Fernandez (Burnaby, Canada), M. Nicholas (Burnaby, Canada), M. Ornowska (Burnaby, Canada), S. Reynolds (Burnaby, Canada)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Novel findings in intensive care unit medicine: part 1
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Novel findings in intensive care unit medicine: part 1
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E-poster session
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2016
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Respiratory critical care
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T. Bassi (Burnaby, Canada), E. Rohrs (Burnaby, Canada), K. Fernandez (Burnaby, Canada), M. Nicholas (Burnaby, Canada), M. Ornowska (Burnaby, Canada), S. Reynolds (Burnaby, Canada). Lung-protective ventilation decreases heart rate variability in a non-inflammatory porcine model.. 2016
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