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Prehospital noninvasive ventilation can help in management of patients with limitations of life-sustaining treatments
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 09/04/09

Duchateau FX et al. – This pilot series is promising and suggests that it could be a good option in case of limitations of life–sustaining treatments in the prehospital setting. A large controlled multicenter study, evaluating the use of NPPV in this context, would be very valuable.

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