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Short-Term and Long-Term Ventilation Responses to Nasal High Flow Therapy in Healthy Volunteers

Pinkham et al., 2020

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13551266214813268351
Author
Pinkham M
Zheng H
Tan B
Mundel T
Tatkov S
Publication year
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B39. DYSPNEA, NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASE, MECHANICS, AND IMAGING

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Introduction: The ventilation responses to NHF are complex and integrate the autonomic and voluntary control of breathing. We investigated the short-term and long-term responses to NHF. Methods: Ventilation parameters were measured using calibrated respiratory …
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