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Innovations in care for chronic respiratory conditions
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A novel intelligent portable home oxygen therapy unit for patients with chronic respiratory failure
A. Leon Jimenez (Cádiz, Spain), M. Pérez Morales (Cádiz, Spain), A. Lara Doña (Cádiz, Spain), M. Fernández Granero (Cádiz, Spain), D. Sánchez Morillo (Cádiz, Spain)
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International Congress 2019 – Innovations in care for chronic respiratory conditions
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Innovations in care for chronic respiratory conditions
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3966
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Airway diseases
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