The short orofacial myofuntional protocol improves the prediction of moderate to severe OSA in Down syndrome children - 2025 Sleep and Breathing conference

Paediatrics

Chair(s): Jessica Taytard, Athanasios G. Kaditis

Session type: Poster Session

The short orofacial myofuntional protocol improves the prediction of moderate to severe OSA in Down syndrome children

Silke Anna Theresa Weber

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