Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Home non-invasive ventilation: (long-term) effects and prognosis
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M. Patout (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), G. Joly (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), E. Dantoing (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), G. Maclaud (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), E. Godeau (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), K. El Husseini (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), S. Dolidon (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), D. Gervereau (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), J. Pierchon (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), E. Lhuillier (Mont-Saint Aignan, France), A. Cuvelier (Mont-Saint Aignan, France). Is baseline type 2 respiratory polygraphy (T2RP) useful to manage patients established on home non-invasive ventilation (NIV)?. 379

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