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. 2025 Jul 4;29(1):279.
doi: 10.1186/s13054-025-05497-2.

Reply to: Co-existence of congestion and preload-dependence identified by pulse pressure respiratory variations: right ventricular afterload might be the key

Felipe Muñoz  1 , Cecilia González  1 , Ricardo Castro  1 , Philippe Rola  2 , Glenn Hernández  1 , Eduardo Kattan  3
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Reply to: Co-existence of congestion and preload-dependence identified by pulse pressure respiratory variations: right ventricular afterload might be the key

Felipe Muñoz et al. Crit Care. .
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