Source: International Congress 2018 – Acutely hospitalised patients: physiotherapy interventions and assessment methods
Disease area: Respiratory critical care



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J. Martí Romeu (Barcelona, Spain), R. Martinez Alejos (Montpellier, France), G. Li Bassi (Barcelona, Spain), X. Pilar Diaz (Bordeux, France), H. Yang (Barcelona, Spain), F. Pagliara (Genova, Italy), D. Battaglini (Genova, Italy), A. Meli (Milano, Italy), M. Yang (Barcelona, Spain), J. Bobi (Barcelona, Spain), A. Motos (Barcelona, Spain), A. Torres (Barcelona, Spain). Safety of cough assist set at different pressure levels in an animal model of mechanical ventilation. 1411

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