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Neural and cardiorespiratory responses in vocalization and slow breathing: Contrasting brain and autonomic responses. [PDF]
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Nasal and oral breathing modes reconfigure brain network dynamics between stabilizing integration and promoting fragmentation. [PDF]
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Sleep-Disordered Breathing and Behavioral Symptoms in Pediatric Orthodontic Patients: A Multicenter Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]
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Case Report: Hemidiaphragm Paralysis Results in Reduced Blood Oxygen Saturation, Increased Respiratory Rate, and Severe Dyspnea in Supine and Prone Positions due to Impaired Abdominal Breathing. [PDF]
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1977
Apneic spells, often observed in premature infants, are most frequent in those of lowest gestational age. They are much less common in infants born at term and are rarely noted among normal infants in the months after birth. Occasionally, however, apnea occurs in otherwise healthy infants several months old, who may be capable of resuscitation, and ...
M E, Avery, I D, Frantz
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Apneic spells, often observed in premature infants, are most frequent in those of lowest gestational age. They are much less common in infants born at term and are rarely noted among normal infants in the months after birth. Occasionally, however, apnea occurs in otherwise healthy infants several months old, who may be capable of resuscitation, and ...
M E, Avery, I D, Frantz
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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 2023
AbstractThis is a personal essay about breasts. It focuses on my experiences as a young girl, moving through adolescence to a history of breast cancer in my family, including my mother’s breast cancer diagnosis. As a physician, patient, and wife, I reflect on the choices that I have to make and what this means for my identity as a woman and mother.
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AbstractThis is a personal essay about breasts. It focuses on my experiences as a young girl, moving through adolescence to a history of breast cancer in my family, including my mother’s breast cancer diagnosis. As a physician, patient, and wife, I reflect on the choices that I have to make and what this means for my identity as a woman and mother.
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