Respiratory rate and tidal volume change with posture and activity during daily life

A. Angelucci (Milano, Italy), D. Kuller (Milano, Italy), A. Aliverti (Milano, Italy)

Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – New insights into sleep apnoea: from diagnosis to treatment
Session: New insights into sleep apnoea: from diagnosis to treatment
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Number: 2130

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