Relationship between family function and exercise capacity and inspiratory muscle strength in COPD

C. Pinto da Paixão (Aveiro, Portugal), P. Rebelo (Aveiro, Portugal), A. Oliveira (Aveiro, Portugal), C. Jácome (Porto, Portugal), J. Cruz (Leiria, Portugal), C. Freitas (Porto, Portugal), H. Loureiro (Aveiro, Portugal), M. Rua (Aveiro, Portugal), P. Ferreira (Aveiro, Portugal), A. Marques (Aveiro, Portugal)

Source: International Congress 2018 – Chronic respiratory disease: effects of rehabilitation interventions in patients
Session: Chronic respiratory disease: effects of rehabilitation interventions in patients
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 1489
Disease area: Airway diseases

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