Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Noninvasive respiratory support in hypoxic respiratory failure: stay safe and know your limits



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M. Vega (Bologba, Italy). Physiological changes during CPAP, NIV and HFNC: one for all or all for one ?. Virtual Congress 2021 – Noninvasive respiratory support in hypoxic respiratory failure: stay safe and know your limits

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