Potential Inadequacy of Automatic Tube Compensation to Decrease Inspiratory Work Load After at Least 48 Hours of Endotracheal Tube Use in the Clinical Setting

Author： Oto Jun   Imanaka Hideaki   Nakataki Emiko   Ono Rie   Nishimura Masaji  

Publisher： The Journal Respiratory Care Company

ISSN： 0020-1324

Source： Respiratory Care, Vol.57, Iss.5, 2012-05, pp. : 697-703

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