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Depuis la mise en place de l’étude en novembre 2018, 15 patients sur les 30 attendus ont été inclus. La phase d’inclusion est prévue pour 12 mois.

Cette étude me permet d’encadrer le travail de thèse d’exercice de Julie Dauenhauer dont la soutenance portant sur les résultats préliminaires est prévue en septembre 2019.

A terme, l’étude sera soumise pour publication dans Clinical Otolaryngology (Sigaps rang B, IF = 2,62) ou dans European Respiratory Journal (Sigaps rang A, IF = 7,12) selon la pertinence des résultats obtenus.

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