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From the acute to the chronic patient: how do we use noninvasive ventilation?
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Patient-ventilator asynchronies are not all always related to leaks during non invasive pressure support ventilation
R. Naeck, D. Bounoiare, U. S. Freitas, H. Rabarimanantsoa, A. Portmann, F. Portier, C. Letellier, A. Cuvelier, J. F. Muir (St-Etienne du Rouvray, Rouen, France)
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Annual Congress 2010 - From the acute to the chronic patient: how do we use noninvasive ventilation?
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From the acute to the chronic patient: how do we use noninvasive ventilation?
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Respiratory critical care, Sleep and breathing disorders
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R. Naeck, D. Bounoiare, U. S. Freitas, H. Rabarimanantsoa, A. Portmann, F. Portier, C. Letellier, A. Cuvelier, J. F. Muir (St-Etienne du Rouvray, Rouen, France). Patient-ventilator asynchronies are not all always related to leaks during non invasive pressure support ventilation. Eur Respir J 2010; 36: Suppl. 54, 3912
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