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DOI: Features Of Endotracheal Anesthesia
Oblokulov Ahmad Tilavkulovich , Samarkand State Medical Institute Assistant Of The Department Of Pediatric Dentistry, Uzbekistan Saidmurodova Jamila Botirovna , Samarkand State Medical Institute Assistant Of The Department Of Pediatric Dentistry, UzbekistanAbstract
This article is devoted to giving a complete overview of the various diseases that the human body in life experiences through the respiratory tract.
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Artificial ventilation of the lungs, components of this method of anesthesia
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