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Monitoring acute respiratory failure
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Influence of trigger variable on inspiratory effort and breathing pattern in patients with increased resistive load
M. Klimathianaki, G. Prinianakis, I. Mitrouska, S. Koumiotaki, C. Dimitriou, N. Siafakas, D. Georgopoulos (Iraklion, Greece)
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Annual Congress 2004 - Monitoring acute respiratory failure
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Monitoring acute respiratory failure
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Poster Discussion
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4120
Disease area:
Respiratory critical care
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M. Klimathianaki, G. Prinianakis, I. Mitrouska, S. Koumiotaki, C. Dimitriou, N. Siafakas, D. Georgopoulos (Iraklion, Greece). Influence of trigger variable on inspiratory effort and breathing pattern in patients with increased resistive load. Eur Respir J 2004; 24: Suppl. 48, 4120
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