Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Treatment of obstructive sleep apnoea and its effects
Disease area: Sleep and breathing disorders



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B. de Aguiar Mendes (Lisboa, Portugal), C. Lopes Figueiredo (Lisboa, Portugal), M. Calheiros Cabral (Lisboa, Portugal), M. Alexandra Mineiro (Lisboa, Portugal), R. Luiz De Menezes Duarte (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), J. Almeida Cardoso (Lisboa, Portugal), F. José Magalhães Da Silveira (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Nasal vs. oronasal mask: a real-life analysis in adults undergoing auto-adjusting CPAP titration.. 2140

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