Journal of Pulmonary & Respiratory Medicine
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Nedal Alnawaiseh
Publications
The Effect of Low Altitude on the Performance of Lung Function in Alaghwar Region, Dead Sea, Jordan
Background: Alaghwar region is the lowest area in the world inhabited by permanent population at the level of the Dead Sea area, which is -420 m (-1,378 ft) below sea level. The reduced barometric pressure, density of air and the degree of acclimatization are associated with the low altitude. These factors are essential for the evaluation of a lung... Read More»
Nedal Alnawaiseh and Fathi El-Gamal
Research Article: J Pulm Respir Med 2018, 8: 445
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