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The noninvasive ventilation results of critical stable hypercapnic patients in an intensive care unit
O. Yazicioglu Moçin, H. Arpag, Z. Karakurt, N. Adigüzel, M. Kalamanoglu Balci, C. Saltürk, G. Güngör (Istanbul, Turkey)
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Annual Congress 2012 - Multidisciplinary critical care
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Multidisciplinary critical care
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Thematic Poster Session
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2016
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Respiratory critical care
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O. Yazicioglu Moçin, H. Arpag, Z. Karakurt, N. Adigüzel, M. Kalamanoglu Balci, C. Saltürk, G. Güngör (Istanbul, Turkey). The noninvasive ventilation results of critical stable hypercapnic patients in an intensive care unit. Eur Respir J 2012; 40: Suppl. 56, 2016
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