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Respiratory oscillometry in neonates and small infants: has the time come?

Fouzas et al., 2025

Document ID
9299875739610961140
Author
Fouzas S
Dimitriou G
Publication year
Publication venue
European Respiratory Journal

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Extract Pulmonary function testing in early life offers objective evidence of lung disease, supports clinical decision-making, and provides insights into lung growth and development [1]. However, lung function testing in newborns and small infants presents distinct technical …
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