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Validation of mandibular movements as a surrogate marker for sleep respiratory effort
J. Martinot (Namur, Belgium)
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International Congress 2017 – New pathophysiological insights: intermittent hypoxia, cardiopulmonary function and biomarkers
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New pathophysiological insights: intermittent hypoxia, cardiopulmonary function and biomarkers
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2972
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Sleep and breathing disorders
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