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Lung injury, respiratory muscles and mechanical ventilation
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Severity of ventilator induced lung injury does not contribute to ventilator induced diaphragmatic dysfunction
C. Bruells, K. Reiss, A. Smuder, M. Hudson, B. Nelson, S. Uhlig, S. Powers (Aachen, Germany; Gainesville, United States Of America)
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Annual Congress 2012 - Lung injury, respiratory muscles and mechanical ventilation
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Lung injury, respiratory muscles and mechanical ventilation
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4643
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Respiratory critical care
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