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Effect of neurophysiological facilitation techniques on functional levels and respiratory in intensive care patients
M. Uyaroglu (ISTANBUL, Turkey), Y. Cirak (ISTANBUL, Turkey), N. Dürüstkan Elbasi (ISTANBUL, Turkey), H. Parlak (ISTANBUL, Turkey)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Respiratory failure in COVID19 and beyond
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Respiratory failure in COVID19 and beyond
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