Predictors of chronic hypercapnia in obese patients with suspected breathing sleep disorder

H. Krichen (Sfax, Tunisia), R. Kammoun (Sfax, Tunisia), S. Abid (Sfax, Tunisia), A. Hentati (Sfax, Tunisia), A. Kotti (Sfax, Tunisia), I. El Wadhane (Sfax, Tunisia), S. Msaad (Sfax, Tunisia), A. Bahloul (Sfax, Tunisia), W. Feki (Sfax, Tunisia), S. Kammoun (Sfax, Tunisia)

Source: International Congress 2022 – Pathophysiological consequences of sleep apnoea: insights from basic research

Session: Pathophysiological consequences of sleep apnoea: insights from basic research
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 2089

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H. Krichen (Sfax, Tunisia), R. Kammoun (Sfax, Tunisia), S. Abid (Sfax, Tunisia), A. Hentati (Sfax, Tunisia), A. Kotti (Sfax, Tunisia), I. El Wadhane (Sfax, Tunisia), S. Msaad (Sfax, Tunisia), A. Bahloul (Sfax, Tunisia), W. Feki (Sfax, Tunisia), S. Kammoun (Sfax, Tunisia). Predictors of chronic hypercapnia in obese patients with suspected breathing sleep disorder. 2089

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