Therapy compliance and patient satisfaction of a new vibrating forehead device for positional apnea.

L. Hidalgo Armas (VioriaSanturdejo, Spain), S. Ingles (vitoria, Spain), R. Vaca (Madrid, Spain), J. Cordero-Guevara (Vitoria, Spain), J. Durán-Carro (Vitoria, Spain), J. Ullate (Vitoria, Spain), A. Faucher (Barcelona, Spain), J. Rigau (Barcelona, Spain), F. Barbe (Lleida, Spain), J. Durán-Cantolla (Vitoria, Spain)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Advances in therapeutic plans for sleep disordered breathing
Session: Advances in therapeutic plans for sleep disordered breathing
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Number: 754

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