Late Breaking Abstract - A randomised control trial using inspiratory muscle training in post-COVID-19 rehabilitation
M. McNarry (Swansea, United Kingdom), J. Shelley (Swansea, United Kingdom), J. Hudson (Swansea, United Kingdom), Z. Saynor (Portsmouth, United Kingdom), J. Duckers (Cardiff, United Kingdom), K. Lewis (Llanelli, United Kingdom), G. Davies (Swansea, United Kingdom), M. Williams (Treforest, United Kingdom), R. Berg (Copenhagen, United Kingdom), K. Mackintosh (Swansea, United Kingdom)
Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Best abstracts in pulmonary rehabilitation and chronic care
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