Dynamic interactions between submaximal leg effort and dyspnoea during incremental CPET: implications for exercise tolerance in COPD - Vienna 2024

Clinical respiratory physiology in COPD and respiratory muscles: whats new?

Chair(s): J. Alberto Neder, Joana Cruz

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Dynamic interactions between submaximal leg effort and dyspnoea during incremental CPET: implications for exercise tolerance in COPD

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