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Late Breaking Abstract - Non-interventional monitoring of expiratory flow limitation during experimental mechanical ventilation
G. Marinakis (Athens, Greece), M. Paraschos (Athens, Greece), M. Patrani (Athens, Greece), T. Tsoutsouras (Athens, Greece), A. Kotrotsou (Athens, Greece), M. Vassiliou (Ioannina, Greece)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Experimental and laboratory studies in intensive care unit medicine
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Experimental and laboratory studies in intensive care unit medicine
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E-poster session
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2742
Disease area:
Respiratory critical care
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G. Marinakis (Athens, Greece), M. Paraschos (Athens, Greece), M. Patrani (Athens, Greece), T. Tsoutsouras (Athens, Greece), A. Kotrotsou (Athens, Greece), M. Vassiliou (Ioannina, Greece). Late Breaking Abstract - Non-interventional monitoring of expiratory flow limitation during experimental mechanical ventilation. 2742
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