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CONTINUOUS POSITIVE END-EXPIRATORY PRESSURE VENTILATION (PEEP) FOR THE TREATMENT OF DIFFUSE INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY EDEMA

Harvey J. Sugerman, K Olofsson, Thomas W. Pollock, Robert F. Agnew, Robert M. Rogers, Leonard D. Miller

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SUGERMAN, HARVEY J. M.D.; OLOFSSON, KENNETH B. B.S.; POLLOCK, THOMAS W. M.D.; AGNEW, ROBERT F. M.D.; ROGERS, ROBERT M. M.D.; MILLER, LEONARD D. M.D. Author Information

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SUGERMAN, HARVEY J. M.D.; OLOFSSON, KENNETH B. B.S.; POLLOCK, THOMAS W. M.D.; AGNEW, ROBERT F. M.D.; ROGERS, ROBERT M. M.D.; MILLER, LEONARD D. M.D. Author Information

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SUGERMAN, HARVEY J. M.D.; OLOFSSON, KENNETH B. B.S.; POLLOCK, THOMAS W. M.D.; AGNEW, ROBERT F. M.D.; ROGERS, ROBERT M. M.D.; MILLER, LEONARD D. M.D. Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Positive end-expiratory pressure, Internal medicine, Pulmonary edema, Ventilation (architecture), Positive pressure ventilation, Cardiology, Anesthesia

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