Comparison of CPAP outcomes in COVID-19 between first and second wave

A. Babu (Basildon, United Kingdom), M. Shafiq (Basildon, United Kingdom), N. Hassan (Basildon, United Kingdom), U. Dawar (Basildon, United Kingdom), M. Pittman (Basildon, United Kingdom)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Non-invasive respiratory support in COVID-19
Session: Non-invasive respiratory support in COVID-19
Session type: E-poster
Number: 1084

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