Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation in the Treatment of Severe Crushing Injuries of the Chest

Overview

Journal Thorax

Date 1966 Jul 1

PMID 5338668

Citations 4

Authors

M AMBIAVAGAR

J S Robinson

I M MORRISON

E S JONES

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Resuscitation of the moribund asthmatic.

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Maintenance of metabolism during intensive patient care.

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An antibiotic policy for bacterial infections after thoracic and other injuries.

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