Source: International Congress 2018 – Improvements in the assessment of paediatric physiology
Disease area: Paediatric lung diseases



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I. Er (Kocaeli, Turkey), A. Gunlemez (Kocaeli, Turkey), C. Baydemir (Kocaeli, Turkey), F. Kilicbay (Kocaeli, Turkey), R. Ersu (Istanbul, Turkey), Z. Uyan (Kocaeli, Turkey). Reference values of impulse oscillometry and their correlation with predictors in healthy Turkish preschool children. 4576

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