Ustapienie niewydolności oddychania i poliglobulii po zastosowaniu aparatu CPAP u chorego z ciezka postacia obturacyjnego bezdechu sennego.
Journal Title: Advances in Respiratory Medicine - Year 2009, Vol 77, Issue 5
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Robert Pływaczewski, Damian Korzybski, Barbara Kazanecka, Luiza Jonczak, Dorota Górecka, Paweł Sliwiński
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