Response to the letter entitled COPD-and-smoking-induced 'down regulation' of CO2-related vasoconstriction in the brain during CPAP for sleep apnea may paradoxically reduce risk of cardiovascular events"" ""

MI Myllylä; A Hammais; M Stepanov; U Anttalainen; T Saaresranta; T Laitinen

Response to the letter entitled COPD-and-smoking-induced 'down regulation' of CO2-related vasoconstriction in the brain during CPAP for sleep apnea may paradoxically reduce risk of cardiovascular events"" ""

MI Myllylä, A Hammais, M Stepanov, U Anttalainen, T Saaresranta, T Laitinen

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1183-1185
Journal	Sleep & Breathing
Volume	24
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 2020
Publication type	B1 Journal article

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Response to the letter entitled COPD-and-smoking-induced 'down regulation' of CO2-related vasoconstriction in the brain during CPAP for sleep apnea may paradoxically reduce risk of cardiovascular events"" "". / Myllylä, MI; Hammais, A; Stepanov, M et al.
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Response to the letter entitled COPD-and-smoking-induced 'down regulation' of CO2-related vasoconstriction in the brain during CPAP for sleep apnea may paradoxically reduce risk of cardiovascular events"" ""

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