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The new-born lung: short- and long-term pathological entities
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Prediction of infant extubation using surface diaphragm electromyography
K. Hunt (London, United Kingdom), I. Hunt (Bristol, United Kingdom), T. Dassios (London, United Kingdom), K. Ali (London, United Kingdom), A. Greenough (London, United Kingdom)
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International Congress 2019 – The new-born lung: short- and long-term pathological entities
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The new-born lung: short- and long-term pathological entities
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275
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Paediatric lung diseases, Respiratory critical care
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