Stefanie Tonguino-Rosero1,2,3,4, Nelsy-Liliana Holguín-Ordoñez1,3, Juan Esteban Ossa Tabares1,3

  • 1Hotbed for Cardio-respiratory research (SEINCAR) Institución Universitaria Escuela Nacional del Deporte.

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患有喘的儿童表现出显著减少的胸部流动性,特别是在胸部膨胀测量时. 这一发现突显了儿童喘对身体的关键影响,影响了呼吸机制.

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