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Effects of SIMEOX on Airway Clearance in Cystic Fibrosis
This study will investigate the contribution of SIMEOX technology on the effectiveness of bronchial drainage. This is a crossover study to evaluate the contribution of SIMEOX on the effectiveness of bronchial drainage (verified by the amount of sputum secretions, the rheology of sputum secretions and the subjective sensation of ease of sputum) in patients with cystic fibrosis. Patients will perform, in randomized order (1) a 30-min session of autogenic drainage, (2) a 30-min session of autogenic drainage with the SIMEOX device. Sputum will be collected during and after the session. The two sessions will be performed with minimum washout time of 24 hours.
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