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Open access spreadsheet application for learning spontaneous breathing mechanics and mechanical ventilation
Daniel Navajas, Isaac Almendros, Jorge Otero, Ramon Farré
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Breathe, 17 (2) 210012; 10.1183/20734735.0012-2021
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