Transtracheal oxygen therapy as an effective treatment in patients suffering from severe hypoxemia and with high flow oxygen requirement: Description of two cases

S. Baglioni, M. Dottorini, E. Scoscia, E. Albo, A. Eslami, E. Fiandra, M. Abbritti, O. Penza (Perugia, Italy)

Source: Annual Congress 2011 - A little bit of everything: interventional pneumology
Session: A little bit of everything: interventional pneumology
Session type: Thematic Poster Session
Number: 3707

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