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Hemodynamic effects of periodic Gz acceleration in meconium aspiration in pigs

Adams et al., 2000

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11065245904585014912
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Adams J
Mangino M
Bassuk J
Sackner M
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Journal of Applied Physiology

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The hemodynamic effects of periodic acceleration (pGz), induced in the spinal axis with noninvasive motion ventilation (NIMV), were studied in a piglet model of pulmonary hypertension associated with meconium aspiration. Animals (n= 12) were anesthetized …
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