Veiga et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Fluctuation analysis of respiratory impedance waveform in asthmatic patients: effect of airway obstructionVeiga et al., 2012
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- Veiga J
- Lopes A
- Jansen J
- Melo P
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- Medical & biological engineering & computing
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Fluctuation analysis has great potential to contribute to pulmonary clinical science and practice. We evaluated the relationship between asthma and the respiratory impedance recurrence period density entropy (RPDEnZrs) and the variability (SDZrs). A non-invasive …
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