Effect of positive end-expiratory pressure on additional passive ventilation generated by CPR compressions in a porcine model

Overview of attention for article published in Intensive Care Medicine Experimental, July 2021

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RT @ICMexperimental: Improve your CPR technique! Learn about the impact of PEEP on passive ventilation: application of higher PEEP leads to…

10 Sep 2021

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RT @ICMexperimental: Improve your CPR technique! Learn about the impact of PEEP on passive ventilation: application of higher PEEP leads to…

27 Jul 2021

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RT @ICMexperimental: Improve your CPR technique! Learn about the impact of PEEP on passive ventilation: application of higher PEEP leads to…

27 Jul 2021

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Improve your CPR technique! Learn about the impact of PEEP on passive ventilation: application of higher PEEP leads to a decrease in PCO2. Read more at ICMx: https://t.co/nXzQh8DwUz

26 Jul 2021

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