Effect of nasal prongs size on high flow nasal cannula devices (HFNC) output: a bench study - Amsterdam 2025

Noninvasive respiratory support in acute and chronic settings: comparison of strategies, monitoring and physiological effects

Chair(s): Claudia Crimi, Maxime Patout

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Effect of nasal prongs size on high flow nasal cannula devices (HFNC) output: a bench study

Emmanuele Sappino

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Effect of nasal prongs size on high flow nasal cannula devices (HFNC) output: a bench study

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Physiological effects of High-flow Nasal Oxygen: A Randomized Trial in post-extubation patients

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Randomized controlled trial on telemonitoring in COPD Patients with NIV - effects on adherence, clinical outcomes, and quality of life (TeleInterVENT)

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