High-flow oxygen therapy for extubation failure prevention in high-risk critically ill patients: a randomized multicenter trial

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R Fernandez
C Subira
F Frutos
G Rialp
C Laborda
JR Masclans
G Hernandez
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[1] Hospital Sant Joan de Deu / Fundacio Althaia,
[2] Universitat Internacional de Catalunya. CIBERES,undefined
[3] H. Universitario de Getafe,undefined
[4] H. Son Llatzer,undefined
[5] H. U. Valle Hebron,undefined
[6] H. Virgen de la Salud,undefined
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Intensive Care Medicine Experimental | / 3卷 / Suppl 1期
关键词：
Hospital Length; Spontaneous Breathing; Multiple Logistic Regression Model; Spontaneous Breathing Trial; Extubation Failure;
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10.1186/2197-425X-3-S1-A164
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