Hypertension may increase neural respiratory drive at rest and at maximal voluntary ventilation - Vienna 2024

Physiotherapy and physiology in chronic respiratory disease

Chair(s): Molly M Baldwin, Patr?cia Filipa Sobral Rebelo

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Hypertension may increase neural respiratory drive at rest and at maximal voluntary ventilation

?llia Nadinne Lima

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Hypertension may increase neural respiratory drive at rest and at maximal voluntary ventilation

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