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. 1996 May;65(1):47–50.

Home ventilation in Northern Ireland.

A M Nugent 1, J D Lyons 1, I C Gleadhill 1, J MacMahon 1
PMCID: PMC2448723  PMID: 8686099

Abstract

Thirteen patients were identified as receiving assisted ventilation at home in Northern Ireland in 1994. Two patients have since died. An increasing number of patients are starting home ventilation, especially by nasal mask. Recognition of the needs of these patients and provision of care require further consideration.

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