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Cánula nasal de alto flujo en pediatría
aun en períodos de alta demanda asistencial. Relevante será
conocer los resultados del estudio randomizado controlado
que actualmente se encuentra en marcha, el cual permitirá
consolidar o descartar esta interesante herramienta terapéutica.
La autora declara no presentar conflictos de intereses
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