Is treatment with a high flow nasal cannula effective in acute viral bronchiolitis? A physiologic study

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@DrPhilipVerhoef @redwings54 @SapnaKmd @CHOP_CCMFellows @UVA_PICU @HopkinsPICU @pccm_doc @CHLA_PCCM @StanfordPICU @MottPICU @UChicagoPICU Milesi’s study that’s likely the basis for the wt based flow rate: https://t.co/Cf30ax7uey (there may be others).

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