https://www.selleckchem.com/products/zx703.html
05). Despite these differences, long-term outcomes were similar decannulation (X = 2.19, P = .14), death (X = 2.63, P = .11), and neurocognitive quality of life (X = 2.63, P = .27). Having a child with a tracheostomy caused the most problems with being physically tired (mean = 75.32 ± 3.9, emotional frustration (mean = 77.31 ± 5.05), and worry (mean standard deviation = 74.23 ± 6.48). There were demographic differences between neonatal and infantile tracheostomy patients, but they did not affect long-term outcomes. The presence of a tra
Like
Comment
Share
