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Exaggerated ventilatory drive estimates from epiglottic and esophageal pressure deflections in the presence of airway occlusion by Gell, Laura K., Stadler, Daniel L., Reynolds, Karen J., Catcheside, Peter G.

“…Esophageal and epiglottic pressure deflection measurements are widely used as gold-standard measures of ventilatory effort during sleep without consideration…”
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Intermittent hypercapnic hypoxia during sleep does not induce ventilatory long-term facilitation in healthy males by Deacon, Naomi L, McEvoy, R Doug, Stadler, Daniel L, Catcheside, Peter G

“…Intermittent hypoxia-induced ventilatory neuroplasticity is likely important in obstructive sleep apnea pathophysiology. Although concomitant CO levels and…”
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Acute Sustained Hypoxia Suppresses the Cough Reflex in Healthy Subjects by Eckert, Danny J, Catcheside, Peter G, Stadler, Daniel L, McDonald, Rachel, Hlavac, Michael C, McEvoy, R. Doug

“…An intact cough reflex is important to protect the lung from injurious substances and to clear excess secretions. A blunted cough reflex may be harmful or even…”
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Changes in lung volume and diaphragm muscle activity at sleep onset in obese obstructive sleep apnea patients vs. healthy-weight controls by STADLER, Daniel L, MCEVOY, R. Doug, BRADLEY, Jana, PAUL, Denzil, CATCHESIDE, Peter G

“…Obese obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients potentially defend end-expiratory lung volume (EELV) during wakefulness via increased expiratory diaphragmatic…”
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Abdominal Compression Increases Upper Airway Collapsibility During Sleep in Obese Male Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patients by STADLER, Daniel L, DOUG MCEVOY, R, SPRECHER, Kate E, THOMSON, Kieron J, RYAN, Melissa K, THOMPSON, Courtney C, CATCHESIDE, Peter G

“…Abdominal obesity, particularly common in centrally obese males, may have a negative impact on upper airway (UA) function during sleep. For example, cranial…”
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