Nelson et al., 1989 - Google Patents
Physiologic effects of steep positioning in the surgical intensive care unitNelson et al., 1989
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- 3490429475784472288
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- Nelson L
- Anderson H
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- Publication venue
- Archives of Surgery
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• Ten hemodynamically stable patients requiring mechanical ventilation for radiographically symmetric acute lung disease were studied during steep lateral positioning and continuous rotation in a Roto Rest kinetic treatment bed. There were no significant hemodynamic or …
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