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Driving simulator and neuropsychological testing in OSAS before and under CPAP therapy
Orth M., Duchna H-W., Leidag M., Widdig W., Rasche K., Bauer T. T., Walther J. W., de Zeeuw J., Malin J-P., Schultze-Werningh... G., Kotterba S.
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Eur Respir J 2005; 26: 898-903
Journal Issue:
November
Disease area:
Sleep and breathing disorders
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