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Kenneth Gard

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The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine|January 9, 2025
Preanalytical Sedimentation Effects on Hematological TestsKenneth Gard, Ian L Gunsolus
Intensive Care Medicine Experimental|August 13, 2015
Unilateral mechanical asymmetry: positional effects on lung volumes and transpulmonary pressureGustavo A Cortes-Puentes, Kenneth Gard, Joseph C Keenan, et al.
Critical Care Medicine|June 14, 2011
Pleural effusion complicates monitoring of respiratory mechanicsJeronimo Graf, Paolo Formenti, Arnoldo Santos, et al.
Critical Care Medicine|June 20, 2012
Experimental intra-abdominal hypertension attenuates the benefit of positive end-expiratory pressure in ventilating effusion-compressed lungs*Paolo Formenti, Jeronimo Graf, Gustavo A Cortes, et al.
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The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine|January 9, 2025
Preanalytical Sedimentation Effects on Hematological TestsKenneth Gard, Ian L Gunsolus
Intensive Care Medicine Experimental|August 13, 2015
Unilateral mechanical asymmetry: positional effects on lung volumes and transpulmonary pressureGustavo A Cortes-Puentes, Kenneth Gard, Joseph C Keenan, et al.
Critical Care Medicine|June 14, 2011
Pleural effusion complicates monitoring of respiratory mechanicsJeronimo Graf, Paolo Formenti, Arnoldo Santos, et al.
Critical Care Medicine|June 20, 2012
Experimental intra-abdominal hypertension attenuates the benefit of positive end-expiratory pressure in ventilating effusion-compressed lungs*Paolo Formenti, Jeronimo Graf, Gustavo A Cortes, et al.
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