论文信息 - Augmenting Cough via Home Ventilators in Subjects With Neuromuscular Disease: Simple, Effective, and Clever

Augmenting Cough via Home Ventilators in Subjects With Neuromuscular Disease: Simple, Effective, and Clever

Providing noninvasive ventilation in subjects with weak respiratory muscles underlies the availability of effective noninvasive airway clearance techniques during respiratory tract infections. The study by Del Amo Castrillo et al[1][1] in this issue of the Journal confirms the relevance of the

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