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New York approves ventilator splitting, allowing hospitals to treat two patients with one machine - ABC News
How to Share a Ventilator across Multiple Patients with Patient Independent Ventilation Settings, Monitoring, and No Cross-Contamination - SaasCEO.com
Low-Tech Way to Help Some Covid Patients: Flip Them Over - The New York Times
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How ventilators work and why they are so important in saving people with coronavirus | Coronavirus | The Guardian
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Covid-19 patients sharing ventilators is possible—but not ideal | NOVA | PBS
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One ventilator for two patients: feasibility and considerations of a last resort solution in case of equipment shortage | Thorax
A ventilator might save your life, but at what cost? | Ohio State Medical Center
Ventilator Sharing Protocol: Dual-Patient Ventilation with a Single Mechanical Ventilator for Use during Critical Ventilator Sh
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Ventilators could be adapted to help two COVID-19 patients at once | Imperial News | Imperial College London
