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Comparison between continuous positive airway pressure and T piece as spontaneous breathing trial at a tertiary care pediatric intensive care unit: A pilot randomized control trial

Bairwa Ramesh Chand, Sagar Hiremath, Sapare Anil Kumar, Aggarwal Rajiv

Year : 2021| Volume: 8| Issue : 3 | Page no: 123-127

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