Abdelmalak et al., 2022 - Google Patents

A blueprint for success: a multidisciplinary approach to clinical operations within a bronchoscopy suite

Abdelmalak et al., 2022

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1170224833681134649
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Abdelmalak B
Gildea T
Doyle D
Mehta A
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Chest

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Building an efficient facility for advanced bronchoscopic procedures involves many considerations. This review places particular emphasis on anesthesiology services, based on experience at a tertiary/quaternary care referral academic medical center. Topics include …
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