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We connected the supplemental oxygen supply at 3 places: near the ventilator, near the exhalation valve, and on the nasal mask port. We connected the supplemental.

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1 We connected the supplemental oxygen supply at 3 places: near the ventilator, near the exhalation valve, and on the nasal mask port. We connected the supplemental oxygen supply at 3 places: near the ventilator, near the exhalation valve, and on the nasal mask port. The patient was unable to trigger the oxygen concentrator at any of the tested inspiratory or expiratory pressures or oxygen connection points. Salvador Díaz Lobato et al. Respir Care 2011;56: (c) 2012 by Daedalus Enterprises, Inc.

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