Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Acute non-invasive respiratory therapies in COVID-19 and beyond



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F. Andrani (Piacenza, Italy), A. Mangia (Piacenza, Italy), E. Bucchioni (Piacenza, Italy), S. Chiesa (Piacenza, Italy), P. Magri (Piacenza, Italy), A. Ielpo (Piacenza, Italy), S. Di Stasi (Piacenza, Italy), C. Cagnoni (Piacenza, Italy), D. Aschieri (Piacenza, Italy), M. Stabile (Piacenza, Italy), C. Maestri (Piacenza, Italy), C. Franco (Piacenza, Italy). Early use of Helmet CPAP reduces mortality rate in patients with COVID-19. 1769

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