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Consequences of sleep-disordered breathing from molecular and clinical points of view
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Correlations between severity of nocturnal hypoxemia and level of Galectin-3 in obstructive sleep apnea patients
L. Marra (Bari, Italy), V. Di Lecce (Bari, Italy), G. Castellana (Cassano delle Murge, Italy), C. Santomasi (Bari, Italy), S. Dragonieri (Bari, Italy), P. Carratù (Bari, Italy), O. Resta (Bari, Italy)
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International Congress 2019 – Consequences of sleep-disordered breathing from molecular and clinical points of view
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Consequences of sleep-disordered breathing from molecular and clinical points of view
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Sleep and breathing disorders
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