Continuous and bilevel positive airway pressure to reduce breathing amplitudes in patients undergoing radiotherapy

The future of non-invasive ventilation: new applications, selection of patients and the value of advanced monitoring

Chair(s): Marieke L. Duiverman, Claudia Crimi

Session type: Oral presentation

Judith Elshof

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Late Breaking Abstract - Efficacy of non-invasive ventilation with expiratory washout in stable COPD patients: A randomised cross-over pilot.

Ruth Semprini

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Comparison of Extubation Success between Prophylactic Helmet NIV and Facemask NIV in High-Risk Postextubation Patients; A Randomized Controlled Trial

Napat Jirawat

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The effect of prone position and helmet CPAP on ventilatory pattern

Antonella Lomauro

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Telemonitoring of home non-invasive ventilation (NIV) patients: Friend or foe

Clara Bianquis

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Pixellating ventilation: which signals are required?

Anna Ridgers

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Continuous and bilevel positive airway pressure to reduce breathing amplitudes in patients undergoing radiotherapy

Judith Elshof

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Hypoxic challenge test during treatment with non-invasive ventilation: a surmountable challenge

Alison Armstrong

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Health related quality of life of two phenotypes of COPD patients under home NIV

Tim Raveling

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Benefits of inspiratory muscle training in Myotonic Dystrophy: a pilot study

Charlotte Seijger

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