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Functional magnetic stimulation of expiratory muscles: a noninvasive and new method for restoring cough

Lin et al., 1998

Document ID: 12966410592152305051
Author: Lin V; Hsieh C; Hsiao I; Canfield J
Publication year: 1998
Publication venue: Journal of Applied Physiology

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The purpose of this study was to assess the effectiveness of functional magnetic stimulation (FMS) for producing expiratory function in normal human subjects. Twelve able-bodied normal subjects were recruited for this study. FMS of the expiratory muscles was performed …

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