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Reintroduction of continuous negative pressure ventilation in neonates: two‐year experience

Cvetnic et al., 1990

Document ID
9908917971411386391
Author
Cvetnic W
Cunningham M
Sills J
Gluck L
Publication year
Publication venue
Pediatric pulmonology

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Continuous negative pressure ventilation utilizes subatmospheric pressure around the thorax to improve oxygenation. It has not been routinely used since the mid‐1970s. We treated 37 infants with the combination of continuous negative pressure (CNP) and …
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