Are the Tidal Volumes Used in Intensive Care Unit Appropriate to Lung Protective Ventilation? Can Training Ensure Compatibility?

Turkish Journal of Intensive Care
doi 10.4274/tybd.43434
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Galenos Yayinevi

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