A Lower Tidal Volume Regimen during One-lung Ventilation for Lung Resection Surgery Is Not Associated with Reduced Postoperative Pulmonary Complications
Douglas A. Colquhoun(University of Michigan), Randal S. Blank(University of Michigan), Andrew C. Chang(University of Michigan), Justin D. Blasberg(Yale University), Amy Shanks(School of the Art Institute of Chicago), Wanda M. Popescu(University of Michigan), Nathan L. Pace(University of Utah), Marcel E. Durieux(Ambulance Care (Sweden)), Michael R. Mathis(School of the Art Institute of Chicago), Brandon H. Tieu(University of Michigan), Dustin M. Walters(University of Michigan), Sachin Kheterpal(University of Michigan), Benjamin D. Kozower(Washington University in St. Louis), Michael F. Aziz(University of Michigan), Robert B. Schonberger(Yale University), Bhiken I. Naik(University of Michigan), Izumi Harukuni(University of Michigan), Aleda M. Leis(University of Michigan)
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