Comparative analysis of breathing monitor designs
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The article deals with issues related to the constructions of the respiratory monitoring devices (respiratory monitors). A comparison of its functionality is done. The using of certain respiratory monitor for diagnosis of sleep apnea in children of preschool age is emphasized
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