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. 2010 Jan;14(1):57-62.

Guidelines for diagnosing and treating sleep related breathing disorders in adults and children (Part 3: obstructive sleep apnea in children, diagnosis and treatment)

V Tsara  1 , A Amfilochiou, J M Papagrigorakis, D Georgopoulos, E Liolios, A Kadiths, E Koudoumnakis, E Aulonitou, M Emporiadou, M Tsakanikos, A Chatzis, M Choulakis, G Chrousos
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Guidelines for diagnosing and treating sleep related breathing disorders in adults and children (Part 3: obstructive sleep apnea in children, diagnosis and treatment)

V Tsara et al. Hippokratia. 2010 Jan.
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Keywords: CPAP; Greek sleep studies guidelines; children sleep disorders; obesity adenotonsilectomy; snoring.

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