When comparing the effect of cabin pressurization, we observed that fewer patients had an increased FiO2 requirement when transported at sea-level cabin pressure, only 1/10 patients, than when transported at standard cabin pressure, 46/157 patients, although this difference did not reach statistical significance.
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Safety and Feasibility of Long-Distance Aeromedical Transport of Neonates and Children in Fixed-Wing Air Ambulance.
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