From the sound of breathing to the sound of distress: implications for dyspnoeic patients and their caregivers

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From the sound of breathing to the sound of distress: implications for dyspnoeic patients and their caregivers

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Nion, Nathalie | Serresse, Laure | Lavault, Sophie | Similowski, Thomas

Edité par CCSD ; European Respiratory Society -

International audience. No abstract available

Langue: en

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