The effect of airflow from a hand-held fan on breathlessness recovery from submaximalexercise
S. O'Beirne (Hull, United Kingdom), A. Brew (Hull, United Kingdom), M. Johnson (Hull, United Kingdom), C. Ramsenthaler (Hull, United Kingdom), P. Watson (Hull, United Kingdom), U. Adia (Hull, United Kingdom), P. Rubini (Hull, United Kingdom), M. Fagan (Hull, United Kingdom), F. Swan (Hull, United Kingdom), A. Simpson (Hull, United Kingdom)
Source: International Congress 2022 – Physiology and pulmonary rehabilitation
Session: Physiology and pulmonary rehabilitation
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 1215
 
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