Lung ventilation and the strength of the respiratory muscles of women in the third trimester of pregnancy in the aspect of physical activity
The research concerned assessment of the respiratory function and function of the respiratory muscles of women in the third trimester of pregnancy in terms of the level of their physical activity. Using the ATS/ERS assessment criterion, there was no lung ventilation disorder in the studied groups of...
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Main Authors: | P. Okrzymowska (Author), M. Kurtys (Author), N. Smolarek (Author), M. Kurzaj (Author), R. Slopien (Author), K. Rozek-Piechura (Author) |
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2020-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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