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Landiolol vs Esmolol on hemodynamic response during weaning of post-operative ICU patients with heart failure
M. Anifanti (Athens, Greece), I. Iona (Athens, Greece), K. Tsikritsaki (Athens, Greece), S. Chrysikos (Athens, Greece), A. Kalogeromitros (Athens, Greece), G. Koukoulitsios (Athens, Greece)
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Respiratory failure in COVID19 and beyond
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M. Anifanti (Athens, Greece), I. Iona (Athens, Greece), K. Tsikritsaki (Athens, Greece), S. Chrysikos (Athens, Greece), A. Kalogeromitros (Athens, Greece), G. Koukoulitsios (Athens, Greece). Landiolol vs Esmolol on hemodynamic response during weaning of post-operative ICU patients with heart failure. 3320
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