High-Flow Nasal Cannulae in Very Preterm Infants after Extubation

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@BrianKingNeo @neonataldoc @drbretty @GotPed @NicUof @YasserBalhareth @EBNEO @nicupodcast @MonashUni @SCSMonash @Monash_FMNHS @RitchieCentre Yes, all 3 major high flow trials from Oz echo similarly (higher failure rate) Primary >28 weeks https://t.co/

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@Research4Babies @KarenLuyt @ADC_FN @katehodg18 @AlexAvila81 @DrDonSharkey @shaliniojha7 We went as low as 2 L/min in HIPERSPACE which was our first ever trial. In retrospect I’m convinced that was unnecessary. https://t.co/xOgPOE3cOb Another bugbear: w

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