How to avoid an epidemic of endotracheal tube occlusion
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- DOI: 10.1016/S2213-2600(21)00404-5
How to avoid an epidemic of endotracheal tube occlusion
Conflict of interest statement
FL declares financial contributions from Fisher & Paykel to develop a smartphone app (VentilO) to help the implementation of lung protective ventilation, and to conduct bench humidification evaluations, and honoraria for a symposium on dead space and high flow. LB declares honoraria for a symposium on high flow from Fisher & Paykel. All other authors declare no competing interests. We thank Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila, Scott Neuhofs, and Samuel P Wiles (Cleveland clinic, Cleveland, OH, USA), who provided the HMEs used at their centre to conduct bench tests. We also thank Tsuneaki Kenzaka (Kobe, Japan) and Rohan K Panchamia (New York, NY, USA) for their help to determine the reference of the HMEs used at their centre.
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