Source: International Congress 2019 – Lung function and respiratory muscle testing
Disease area: Airway diseases, Respiratory critical care



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K. Miki (Toyonaka, Japan), K. Tsujino (Toyonaka, Japan), M. Miki (Toyonaka, Japan), K. Yoshimura (Toyonaka, Japan), H. Kagawa (Toyonaka, Japan), Y. Oshitani (Toyonaka, Japan), Y. Ohara (Toyonaka, Japan), S. Nakatsubo (Toyonaka, Japan), R. Hara (Toyonaka, Japan), A. Iwai (Toyonaka, Japan), S. Kitada (Toyonaka, Japan). Managing COPD with expiratory or inspiratory muscle training based on the prolonged expiration pattern. 3929

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