Clinical trial NCT04854863 - References

Covid19 — Respiratory Muscles After Hospitalisation for COVID-19

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Respiratory Muscle Function After Hospitalisation for COVID-19 -Pathophysiological Model on Severity, Determinants and Clinical Consequences of Respiratory Muscle Strength Impairment in Patients Who Had Been Hospitalised for COVID-19-

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