The effect of breathing pattern on airway resistance and reactance using forced oscillation technique (FOT)

Non-volitional assessment and new predictions in respiratory physiology

Chair(s): Karl Sylvester, Elizabeth Smith

Session type: Oral presentation

Mark Howlett-Foster

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