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Por este motivo, futuros estudios son necesarios para diluci-
dar fehacientemente estas hipótesis.
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Figura 3. Magnitud de la caída de la percepción de
disnea durante el ejercicio asistido con Ventilación No
Invasiva, a través de máscara nasal y oronasal. En la figura
se observa la magnitud de la caída de la disnea durante el
ejercicio incremental a 25 watts, 50 watts, 75 watts, 100
watts y 125 watts (Autorizada la reproducción de la Figura
por Klga. Tania Contreras, observaciones no publicadas).
Ventilación no invasiva en rehabilitación - I. Rodríguez et al Neumol Pediatr 2014; 9 (1): 11-16.