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Laryngeal responses and airflow geometry in ALS during mechanically assisted cough
T. Andersen (Bergen, Norway), B. Hov (Oslo, Norway), O. Fondenes (Bergen, Norway), H. Clemm (Bergen, Norway), T. Halvorsen (Bergen, Norway), O. Drange Røksund (Bergen, Norway), M. Vollsæter (Bergen, Norway)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – New insights into respiratory physiotherapy
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