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Auto-CPAP in sleep apnoea: clinical aspects
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Clinical application of a new pathophysiologic based device to titrate CPAP in patients with OSA
B. Schönhofer, J. Kerl, S. Suchi, D. Köhler (Schmallenberg, Germany)
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Annual Congress 2002 - Auto-CPAP in sleep apnoea: clinical aspects
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Auto-CPAP in sleep apnoea: clinical aspects
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Sleep and breathing disorders
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B. Schönhofer, J. Kerl, S. Suchi, D. Köhler (Schmallenberg, Germany). Clinical application of a new pathophysiologic based device to titrate CPAP in patients with OSA. Eur Respir J 2002; 20: Suppl. 38, 168
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