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Real or not? The impact of OSA and CPAP on comorbid conditions
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Long term use of CPAP therapy improves asthma's outcome in patients with asthma and sleep apnoea
A. Bachour, P. Bachour, P. Maasilta, P. Kauppi (Helsinki, Finland)
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International Congress 2014 – Real or not? The impact of OSA and CPAP on comorbid conditions
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Real or not? The impact of OSA and CPAP on comorbid conditions
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Sleep and breathing disorders
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A. Bachour, P. Bachour, P. Maasilta, P. Kauppi (Helsinki, Finland). Long term use of CPAP therapy improves asthma's outcome in patients with asthma and sleep apnoea. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 4663
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