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Wed Apr 14 06:04:08 BST 2004

Thanks for the anecdotal stuff. Very helpful. Regards, Keith

RWolfer at aol.com wrote:I have used it a total of three times in the last 4 months. 2 trauma pts, a 4 year old with massive chest trauma from being run over by a car and a 21 year old with severe pulm contusions. both should have died and lived.  A young man with end stage cytoxan induced pulm fibrosis did not.  I initially did not believe it. My hospital sent me to a course to learn it,( their idea not mine) I am now a believer in the right pt. the two that lived should have died. I believe that they lived because of the HFOV. RWolfer --
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Keith D. Lamb, RRT
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Christiana Care Health Services
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