Don't miss this insightful episode of the #EMCrit #podcast about #ASV! Dr. Scott Weingart, an ED Intensivist from New York, talks to experienced #RespiratoryTherapist Michael Schauf and Dr. Jean-Michel Arnal, an Intensivist and Research Manager at Hamilton Medical, about the working principles, application, and benefits of the closed-loop ventilation mode, #AdaptiveSupportVentilation, in both ICU and Emergency Medical contexts. Listen to the podcast here: https://okt.to/23TMeb #VentilationMode #IntelligentVentilation #MedicalPodcast #FOAMed
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