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Cynthia Cox

Bryn Mawr Hospital

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Cynthia A. Cox, Cynthia Cox

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Bryn Mawr HospitalTemple UniversityChildren's Hospital of PhiladelphiaPennsylvania HospitalThomas Jefferson University
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About

Cynthia Cox is an author at Bryn Mawr Hospital specializing in pulmonary physiology, anesthesiology, and medicine.

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Liquid assisted ventilation: An alternative ventilatory strategy for acute meconium aspiration injury

Raymond Foust, Nghia N. Tran, Cynthia Cox,

Pediatric Pulmonology

1996

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Nasal Cannula, CPAP, and High-Flow Nasal Cannula: Effect of Flow on Temperature, Humidity, Pressure, and Resistance

Gordon Y. Chang, Cynthia Cox, Thomas H. Shaffer

Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology

2011

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Physiologic, Biochemical, and Histologic Correlates Associated with Tidal Liquid Ventilation

Robert L. Stavis, Marla R. Wolfson, Cynthia Cox,

Pediatric Research

1998

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Pulmonary Administration of Gentamicin During Liquid Ventilation in a Newborn Lamb Lung Injury Model

William W. Fox, Carla Weis, Cynthia Cox,

PEDIATRICS

1997

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Intratracheal administration of perfluorochemical‐gentamicin suspension: A comparison to intravenous administration in normal and injured lungs*

Cynthia Cox, Aaron B. Cullen, Marla R. Wolfson,

Pediatric Pulmonology

2001

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Long-Term Tidal Liquid Ventilation in Premature Lambs: Physiologic, Biochemical and Histological Correlates

Cynthia Cox, Robert L. Stavis, Marla R. Wolfson,

Neonatology

2003

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Liquid ventilation: Gas exchange, perfluorochemical uptake, and biodistribution in an acute lung injury

Cynthia Cox, William W. Fox, Carla Weiss,

Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

2002

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Comparison of perfluorochemical fluids used for liquid ventilation: Effect of endotracheal tube flow resistance

William W. Fox, Cynthia Cox, Carla Weis,

Pediatric Pulmonology

1997

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