Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COVID-19 acute respiratory distress syndrome



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S. Nijbroek (Amsterdam, Netherlands), D. Ivanov (Amsterdam, Netherlands), L. Hol (Amsterdam, Netherlands), M. Hollmann (Amsterdam, Netherlands), A. Serpa Neto (Melbourne, Australia), M. Schultz (Amsterdam, Netherlands), F. Paulus (Amsterdam, Netherlands). Use of low tidal volume ventilation (LTVV) has an association with outcome in COVID-19 patients. 1257

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