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Ventilatory strategy in ARDS: Transpulmonary pressure vs conventional ARDS net protocol in management of ARDS
D. Jash (Rohtak, India), D. Chaudhry (Rohtak, India), J. Bhutani (Rohtak, India), M. Bg (Rohtak, India), A. Chaudhry (Rohtak, India)
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International Congress 2018 – Epidemiology and prognostication of critically-ill patients
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Epidemiology and prognostication of critically-ill patients
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Poster Discussion
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328
Disease area:
Respiratory critical care
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