Permissive hypercapnia as a ventilatory strategy in burned children: effect on barotrauma, pneumonia, and mortality.

R L Sheridan; R M Kacmarek; M M McEttrick; J M Weber; C M Ryan; D P Doody; D P Ryan; J J Schnitzer; R G Tompkins

doi:10.1097/00005373-199511000-00008

Permissive hypercapnia as a ventilatory strategy in burned children: effect on barotrauma, pneumonia, and mortality.

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