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Comparison of Oronasal and Nasal Mask in Home Mechanical Ventilation: Observational Cohort and Bench Study
Background In patients with chronic respiratory failure, home non-invasive ventilation (NIV) is delivered through oronasal or nasal masks. Masks are a cornerstone for NIV success but can be associated with side-effects. However, the type, frequency and consequences of these side-effects are unknown.
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