Dreizzen et al., 1989 - Google Patents
Passive total respiratory system compliance and gas exchange in newborns with hyaline membrane diseaseDreizzen et al., 1989
- Document ID
- 7983002746428109558
- Author
- Dreizzen E
- Migdal M
- Praud J
- Saby M
- Chambille B
- Dehan M
- Gaultier C
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Pediatric pulmonology
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Passive total respiratory system compliance (CRS) and gas exchange measurements were performed in nine newborns during the course of hyaline membrane disease. None of the subjects presented bronchopulmonary dysplasia at follow‐up investigations. Gestational …
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