Quantitative Lung Ultrasound: Technical Aspects and Clinical Applications

Silvia Mongodi(University of Pisa), Francesco Mojoli(University of Pisa), Danièle De Luca(Heidelberg University), Luna Gargani(University of Pisa), Andréa Stella(University of Pisa), Bélaïd Bouhemad(Hôpital Paris Saint-Joseph), Erminio Santangelo(University of Pisa), Giovanni Volpicelli(Ospedale San Luigi Gonzaga), Serena Rovida(University of Pisa), Andrea Colombo(University of Pisa), Francesco Corradi(University of Pisa)
Anesthesiology
April 5, 2021
10.1097/aln.0000000000003757
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