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在健康成年人中最大呼吸压力参考方程以及定义呼吸肌弱的切线点

Ana Lista-Paz1, Daniel Langer2, Margarita Barral-Fernández1

  • 1University of A Coruña, Faculty of Physiotherap, Research Group in Psychosocial Intervention and Functional Rehabilitation, Spain.

Archivos de bronconeumologia
|October 15, 2023
PubMed
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在健康成年人中,最大吸气和呼吸压力 (PImax/PEmax) 的新参考方程式提供了客观的切断点,以定义呼吸肌肉疲软. 这项研究建立了性别特异性值,以帮助临床解释和指导干预.

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大人的成年人.在健康的志愿者身上.最大的呼吸压力最大的呼吸压力.肌肉的力量 肌肉的力量参考值是指参考值的使用情况.呼吸功能测试 呼吸功能测试呼吸道肌肉 呼吸道肌肉

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