Feasibility of oropharyngeal and respiratory muscle training in individuals with OSA and spinal cord injury or disease: A pilot study

By sjmartinez • February 8, 2024

Sankari A, Najjar AA, Maresh SA, Prowting JL, Fung CH, Knack A, Yarandi H, Badr MS. Feasibility of oropharyngeal and respiratory muscle training in individuals with OSA and spinal cord injury or disease: A pilot study. Physiol Rep. 2024 Feb;12(3):e15930. doi: 10.14814/phy2.15930. PMID: 38325913.

Tags: Geriatrics, GRECC, obstructive sleep apnea, Publications, pulmonary function, respiratory muscle training, spinal cord injury, Veterans Administration

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