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Acute respiratory failure: diagnostic procedures and clinical management
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Assist-control
versus
spontaneous ventilation on sleep quality in intubated critically ill patients
B. Toublanc, D. Rose, J. C. Glerant, G. Francois, D. O. Rodenstein, V. Jounieaux (Amiens, France; Brussels, Belgium)
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Annual Congress 2006 - Acute respiratory failure: diagnostic procedures and clinical management
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Acute respiratory failure: diagnostic procedures and clinical management
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Poster Discussion
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2062
Disease area:
Respiratory critical care
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B. Toublanc, D. Rose, J. C. Glerant, G. Francois, D. O. Rodenstein, V. Jounieaux (Amiens, France; Brussels, Belgium). Assist-control
versus
spontaneous ventilation on sleep quality in intubated critically ill patients. Eur Respir J 2006; 28: Suppl. 50, 2062
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