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Thoracoabdominal asynchrony in Infants with

Allen et al., 1990

Document ID
1291409184931351916
Author
Allen J
Wolfson M
Mcdowell K
Shaffer T
Publication year
Publication venue
Am Rev Respir Dis

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Thoracoabdominal asynchrony (TAA) has long been thought clinically useful in the assessment of airflow obstruction (AO) in infants. To test the hypothesis that the measurement of TAA is useful in the assessment of lung mechanics in infants with AO, we …
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