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Why some doctors are moving away from ventilators for virus patients
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The Surprisingly Long History of the Ventilator | Time
Controlling ventilators from a distance - Berkeley Engineering
Indications for Ventilator Use: When and Why Is It Needed? — Trace Medical
Recovering coronavirus patient talks about ICU experience: 'I owe my life to a ventilator' - ABC News
What is a ventilator? Uses, types, and their role in COVID-19
What is a ventilator and how does it help COVID-19 patients? | PBS NewsHour
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Benefits of a Home Ventilator Program - AARC
Instrumental dead space in ventilator management - The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
Top 10 Essentials: Care of Patients on Ventilators.- American Nurse
Why is ventilator testing important | TSI
The unintended consequences of using a ventilator | University of California
Philips Reaches First Class-Action Settlement in Ventilator Lawsuit | mddionline.com
NYC Health + Hospitals/Carter Shares Secrets to Success in Ventilator Weaning - NYC Health + Hospitals
Ventilator/Ventilator Support - What Is a Ventilator? | NHLBI, NIH
Why ventilators are increasingly seen as a 'final measure' with COVID-19 | PBS NewsHour
