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AUTOMATIC TUBE COMPENSATION DECREASES, BUT DOES NOT AVOID, THE ADDITIONAL WORK OF BREATHING IN INTUBATED SPONTANEOUSLY BREATHING PATIENTS WITH NORMAL VENTILATORY DEMANDS.

Gerardo Aguilar, Antonio Guillen, F. J. Belda, María Luisa García‐Pérez, Francisco Martí, A Maruenda

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Society Of Critical Care Medicine 29Th Educational And Scientific Symposium; Orlando, Florida, Usa; February 11-15, 2000: Poster Presentations

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Society Of Critical Care Medicine 29Th Educational And Scientific Symposium; Orlando, Florida, Usa; February 11-15, 2000: Poster Presentations

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Society Of Critical Care Medicine 29Th Educational And Scientific Symposium; Orlando, Florida, Usa; February 11-15, 2000: Poster Presentations

Key concepts: Medicine, Work of breathing, Breathing, Anesthesia, Compensation (psychology), Intubation, Mechanical ventilation, Psychology

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