Patient–ventilator interaction in ARDS patients with extremely low compliance undergoing ECMO: a novel approach based on diaphragm electrical activity

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Brochard- could the use of NAVA lead to better pt vent synchrony on #ECMO and improve outcomes? #EUROELSO2014 http://t.co/fBOLBoHzSZ

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Richard- could the use of NAVA lead to better pt vent synchrony on #ECMO and improve outcomes? #EUROELSO2014 http://t.co/fBOLBoHzSZ

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Richard- could the use of NAVA lead to better pt vent synchrony on #ECMO and improve outcomes? http://t.co/fBOLBoHzSZ

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