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NECK AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLE-ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE THORACIC SCOLIOSIS
Authors: ESTENNE M DEROM E DETROYER A
Citation: M. Estenne et al., NECK AND ABDOMINAL MUSCLE-ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE THORACIC SCOLIOSIS, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 158(2), 1998, pp. 452-457
ONSET AND DURATION OF ACTION OF SINGLE DOSES OF FORMOTEROL INHALED VIA TURBUHALER(R)
Authors: RINGDAL N DEROM E WAHLINBOLL E PAUWELS R
Citation: N. Ringdal et al., ONSET AND DURATION OF ACTION OF SINGLE DOSES OF FORMOTEROL INHALED VIA TURBUHALER(R), Respiratory medicine, 92(8), 1998, pp. 1017-1021
BROXATEROL INCREASES FORCE OUTPUT OF FATIGUED CANINE DIAPHRAGM MORE THAN SALBUTAMOL
Authors: DEROM E GAYANRAMIREZ G GURRIERI G DEBOCK V DECRAMER M
Citation: E. Derom et al., BROXATEROL INCREASES FORCE OUTPUT OF FATIGUED CANINE DIAPHRAGM MORE THAN SALBUTAMOL, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 155(1), 1997, pp. 181-185
THE INHALATION DEVICE INFLUENCES LUNG DEPOSITION AND BRONCHODILATING EFFECT OF TERBUTALINE
Authors: BORGSTROM L DEROM E STAHL E WAHLINBOLL E PAUWELS R
Citation: L. Borgstrom et al., THE INHALATION DEVICE INFLUENCES LUNG DEPOSITION AND BRONCHODILATING EFFECT OF TERBUTALINE, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 153(5), 1996, pp. 1636-1640
THEOPHYLLINE INCREASES OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION DURING INSPIRATORY RESISTIVE LOADING
Authors: JANSSENS S DEROM E VANHAECKE J DECRAMER M
Citation: S. Janssens et al., THEOPHYLLINE INCREASES OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION DURING INSPIRATORY RESISTIVE LOADING, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 151(4), 1995, pp. 1000-1005
BIOEQUIVALENCE OF INHALED DRUGS
Authors: DEROM E PAUWELS R
Citation: E. Derom et R. Pauwels, BIOEQUIVALENCE OF INHALED DRUGS, The European respiratory journal, 8(10), 1995, pp. 1634-1636
THEOPHYLLINE ALTERS DISTRIBUTION OF BLOOD-FLOW TO RESPIRATORY MUSCLES
Authors: DEROM E JANSSENS S VANHAECKE J DEBOCK V CHEN Y DECRAMER M
Citation: E. Derom et al., THEOPHYLLINE ALTERS DISTRIBUTION OF BLOOD-FLOW TO RESPIRATORY MUSCLES, American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine, 150(4), 1994, pp. 941-946
THEOPHYLLINE INCREASES OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION IN CANINE DIAPHRAGM DURING QUIET BREATHING AND INSPIRATORY RESISTIVE LOADING (IRL)
Authors: JANSSENS S DEROM E VANHAECKE J DECRAMER M
Citation: S. Janssens et al., THEOPHYLLINE INCREASES OXYGEN-CONSUMPTION IN CANINE DIAPHRAGM DURING QUIET BREATHING AND INSPIRATORY RESISTIVE LOADING (IRL), The American review of respiratory disease, 147(4), 1993, pp. 691-691
SALBUTAMOL (S) DOES NOT PROMOTE EXPIRATORY MUSCLE RECRUITMENT IN DOGS
Authors: DEROM E GAYANRAMIREZ G HAN JN CHEN Y VERSTRAETE A JANSSENS S DECRAMER M
Citation: E. Derom et al., SALBUTAMOL (S) DOES NOT PROMOTE EXPIRATORY MUSCLE RECRUITMENT IN DOGS, The American review of respiratory disease, 147(4), 1993, pp. 704-704
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