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. 2021 May 10;160(6):S-27. doi: 10.1016/S0016-5085(21)00812-X
109 THE RISK ASSESSMENT OF NASOGASTRIC INTUBATION, A DAILY CLINICAL PRACTICE, DURING THE COVID-19 THREAT BY AEROSOL GENERATION AND DROPLET SPREAD
Wout Verbeure
, Annelies Geeraerts
, I-Hsuan Huang
, Lien Timmermans
, Joran Toth
, Hannelore Geysen
, Louise Cools
, Florencia Carbone
, Jolien Schol
, Herman Devriese
, Rico Haesaerts
, Hideki Mori
, Tim Vanuytsel
, Jan F Tack
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Issue date 2021 May.
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