"Investigating the feasibility of slow vital capacity and cough peak flow versus traditional spirometry in children with a neuromuscular disorder" by Madeline Caterina

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Investigating the feasibility of slow vital capacity and cough peak flow versus traditional spirometry in children with a neuromuscular disorder

Physiotherapy Conference Papers

Madeline Caterina, University of Notre Dame Australia
Shane Patman, University of Notre Dame Australia
Vivienne Travlos, University of Notre Dame Australia
Andrew Wilson, Princess Margaret Hospital for Children
Graham L Hall, Telethon Institute for Child Health Research

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Publication Date

1-1-2013

Keywords

cough peak flow,
spirometry,
neuromuscular disorder,
paediatric

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Madeline Caterina, Shane Patman, Vivienne Travlos, Andrew Wilson, et al.. "Investigating the feasibility of slow vital capacity and cough peak flow versus traditional spirometry in children with a neuromuscular disorder" (2013)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/shane-patman/12/