Positive end-expiratory pressure enhances development of a functional residual capacity in preterm rabbits ventilated from birth
Melissa L. Siew(Monash University), Stuart B. Hooper(Monash University), Naoto Yagi(SPring-8), Peter G. Davis, Marcus J. Kitchen(Monash University), Arjan B. te Pas(Leiden University), Megan J. Wallace(Hudson Institute of Medical Research), Colin J. Morley(University of Melbourne), Kentaro Uesugi(SPring-8), Robert A. Lewis(Harvard University), Andreas Fouras(Monash University)
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