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A Multicenter Retrospective Review of Prone Position Ventilation (PPV) in Treatment of Severe Human H7N9 Avian Flu.

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Table 1. General data for all 6 patients.
Table 2. Changes in parameters of respiratory mechanics during the PPV sessions (from 2 hours pre-PPV to 2 hours post-SPV) (Mean ± SD).
Table 3. Changes in parameters of circulatory mechanics during the PPV sessions (from 2 hours pre-PPV to 2 hours post-SPV) (Mean ± SD).

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