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Proning and high-frequency oscillation may not reduce duration of ventilation for children with lung injury
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| Medical Xpress | Proning and high-frequency oscillation may not reduce duration of ventilation for children with lung injury |
A treatment that is part of standard care for adults with acute respiratory distress syndrome does not provide the same benefit in children. Children with severe acute lung injury placed in the prone |
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