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Is nasal high-flow therapy of value in hypercapnic COPD?

Trial pits the device against non-invasive ventilation
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11 September 2020
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AusDoc brings you the latest news from the European Respiratory Society Congress 2020.

Patients with chronic hypercapnic COPD who reject non-invasive ventilation might do as well with nasal high-flow therapy, a study suggests.

The new approach to oxygen delivery might be especially useful for patients who will not tolerate a face mask, the authors say.

German researchers presented the results of a study of 102 patients with the condition to the European Respiratory Society’s 2020 (ERS 2020) international virtual congress.

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