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Preterm Lung Function and Exercise Response Measured by OEP
This study will explore lung function and respiratory health in school-aged children who were born prematurely at \<32 weeks gestation. It will involve full lung function assessment, a questionnaire and discussion about respiratory health, and an exercise test using optoelectronic plethysmography (OEP) to measure breathing patterns.
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