Long-term positive airway pressure therapy in obesity hypoventilation syndrome. Cost study

M. Sanchez Quiroga (Plasencia, Spain), J. Masa Jiménez (Cáceres, Spain), B. Mokhlesi (Chicago, United States of America), I. Benitez (Lérida, Spain), F. Gómez De Terreros (Cáceres, Spain), A. Romero (Sevilla, Spain), C. Caballero Eraso (Sevilla, Spain), J. Teran Santos (Burgos, Spain), M. Alonso Álvarez (Burgos, Spain), M. Troncoso (Madrid, Spain), M. González (Santander, Spain), S. López Martin (Madrid, Spain), J. Marín (Zaragoza, Spain), S. Marti (Barcelona, Spain), T. Díaz Cambriles (Madrid, Spain), E. Chiner (Alicante, Spain), C. Egea Santaolalla (Vitoria, Spain), J. Barca (Vitoria, Spain), F. Vázquez Polo (Canary Islands, Spain), M. Negrin (Canary Islands, Spain), M. Martel Escobar (Canary Islands, Spain), F. Barbe (Lérida, Spain), J. Corral (Cáceres, Spain)

Source: International Congress 2019 – Clinical problems from non-malignant pleural disease to hypoventilation
Session: Clinical problems from non-malignant pleural disease to hypoventilation
Session type: Poster Discussion
Number: 2013
Disease area: Sleep and breathing disorders

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