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External Control of Exhalation for Cough Assistance: A Method for Patients With Glottis Dysfunction and/or Tracheostomy
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 08/17/09

Lee SC et al. – The authors showed the effectiveness of the method of assisting a cough by external control of the glottis in patients with bulbar muscle weakness or paralysis and/or those who had a tracheostomy tube who cannot effectively cough with the help of existing cough assistance methods.

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