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A study on the tolerance of intermittent hypoxia training and its effect on sensory and motor spinal pathways

Toli, 2021

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Intermittent hypoxia is defined as brief exposures of low oxygen concentration. It is commonly associated with a disease state known as obstructive sleep apnoea, however, a mild to moderate form can benefit patients with spinal cord injury. Studies have shown that a …
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