Trajectories of sleep oximetry results in Pierre Robin Sequence in the first 6 months of life.

Technical and epidemiological novelties in paediatric lung function and sleep

Chair(s): Stijn Verhulst, Jessica Taytard

Session type: Oral presentation

Andrew Prayle

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Trajectories of sleep oximetry results in Pierre Robin Sequence in the first 6 months of life.

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The lung clearance ratio: a ventilation inhomogeneity index less sensitive to breathing pattern

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Nocturnal Oximetry Reference Values in Healthy Term Infants Aged 1-6 Months

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Oxygen(O2) prescribing and compatibility issues in infants on NIV in the UK.

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A review of respiratory inductive plethysmography sum (RIPSum) as a surrogate to nasal flow in paediatric cardiorespiratory polygraphy

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Analysis of mandibular movements to improve ventilatory management of children

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