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Comparative study between automatic and manual scoring in the diagnosis of sleep apnea by home respiratory polygraphy
C. Gomes (Porto, Portugal), P. Amorim (Porto, Portugal), A. Sofia (Porto, Portugal), M. Drummond (Porto, Portugal), T. Jacinto (Porto, Portugal)
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