Inspiratory muscle training combining strength and endurance improves diaphragmatic function in patients with tracheostomy due to prolonged mechanical ventilation. Preliminary results. - Amsterdam 2025

Mighty muscle in chronic disease

Chair(s): Harry R. Gosker, Pauline Henrot

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Inspiratory muscle training combining strength and endurance improves diaphragmatic function in patients with tracheostomy due to prolonged mechanical ventilation. Preliminary results.

Jennifer Ayuso

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