Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Respiratory function after COVID-19 and mechanical ventilation



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E. Rohrs (Burnaby, Canada), T. Bassi (Burnaby, Canada), K. Fernandez (Burnaby, Canada), M. Ornowska (Burnaby, Canada), M. Nicholas (Burnaby, Canada), J. Wittmann (Burnaby, Canada), S. Reynolds (Burnaby, Canada). Diaphragm neurostimulation on every breath preserves alveolar homogeneity.. 4052

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