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April 1977
Speaking Tracheostomy Tube Modified for Swallowing Dysfunction and Chronic Aspiration
MOHAMMAD B. G. SHAHVARI, M.D.;
MOHAMMAD B. G. SHAHVARI, M.D.
*Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Pharmacology and Associate Director, Intensive Care Unit.
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COLLEEN M. KIGIN, R. P. T.;
COLLEEN M. KIGIN, R. P. T.
†Chest Physiotherapist.
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JACK E. ZIMMERMAN, M. D.
JACK E. ZIMMERMAN, M. D.
‡Associate Professor of Medicine and Director, Intensive Care Unit.
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Anesthesiology April 1977, Vol. 46, 290–291.
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MOHAMMAD B. G. SHAHVARI, COLLEEN M. KIGIN, JACK E. ZIMMERMAN; Speaking Tracheostomy Tube Modified for Swallowing Dysfunction and Chronic Aspiration. Anesthesiology 1977; 46:290–291 doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-197704000-00010
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