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Multiparametric analysis of the nasal inspiratory pressure test and inspiratory muscle activity: with or without diaphragmatic control?
K. Benício (Natal, Brazil), J. Medeiros da Fonsêca (Natal, Brazil), F. Lavezzo Dias (Curitiba, Brazil), A. Sarmento (Natal, Brazil), A. Aliverti (Milan, Italy), G. Fregonezi (Natal, Brazil)
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International Congress 2019 – Exercise testing and respiratory muscles in various diseases
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Exercise testing and respiratory muscles in various diseases
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Airway diseases, Respiratory critical care
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