Source: Annual Congress 2009 - Air leaks in the intensive care patients: suggestions for pulmonologists and surgeons
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D. De Mendoza (Tarragona, Spain). Management of air leaks in patients under mechanical ventilation. Annual Congress 2009 - Air leaks in the intensive care patients: suggestions for pulmonologists and surgeons

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