Decreased hypercapnic ventilatory response in long-term lung transplant recipients

M. Weidmann, B. Kleibrink, T. Rabis, G. Weinreich, M. Kamler, H. Teschler, U. Sommerwerck (Essen, Germany)

Source: Annual Congress 2013 –Back to basics: the upper airway and physiology in sleep disordered breathing
Session: Back to basics: the upper airway and physiology in sleep disordered breathing
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Number: 4618

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M. Weidmann, B. Kleibrink, T. Rabis, G. Weinreich, M. Kamler, H. Teschler, U. Sommerwerck (Essen, Germany). Decreased hypercapnic ventilatory response in long-term lung transplant recipients. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 4618

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