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Disease-related Fatigue Monitoring Based on Body Signals Measured on the Skin
This study investigates the use of physiological parameters as predictors of disease-related fatigue. For that purpose, wearable devices are used to monitor post-COVID-19 patients during their stay in a rehabilitation clinic. Besides, the effectiveness of respiratory training in reducing breathlessness and improving exercise breathing patterns in patients suffering from post-COVID-19 will be explored.
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