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Which is the best tidal volume in one-lung ventilation?
W. A. Zin, H. C. Ferreira, D. P. Momesso, N. T. Boechem, C. S. Nascimento, L. F. Prota, R. M. Lassance, M. M. Morales, P. R. M. Rocco (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
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Annual Congress 2002 - Bench to bedside in lung injury
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Bench to bedside in lung injury
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Thematic Poster Session
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1807
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Respiratory critical care
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