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2000Sustained isocapnic hypoxia supresses the perception of the magnitude of inspiratory resistive loadsOrr, R.; Jordan, A.; Catcheside, P.; Saunders, N.; McEvoy, R.
2000Ventilatory decline after hypoxia and hypercapnia is not different between healthy young men and womenJordan, A.; Catcheside, P.; Orr, R.; O'Donoghue, F.; Saunders, N.; McEvoy, R.
2002Continuous positive airway pressure treatment improves pulmonary hemodynamics in patients with obstructive sleep apneaSajkov, D.; Wang, T.; Saunders, N.; Bune, A.; McEvoy, R.
2002Long-term facilitation of ventilation is not present during wakefulness in healthy men or womenJordan, A.; Catcheside, P.; O'Donoghue, F.; McEvoy, R.
2009Obstructive sleep apnea and pulmonary hypertensionSajkov, D.; McEvoy, R.
2004Factors associated with maintenance of wakefulness test mean sleep latency in patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnoea and normal subjectsBanks, S.; Barnes, M.; Tarquinio, N.; Pierce, R.; Lack, L.; McEvoy, R.
2004The influence of gender and upper airway resistance on the ventilatory response to arousal in obstructive sleep apnoea in humansJordan, A.; McEvoy, R.; Edwards, J.; Schory, K.; Yang, C.; Catcheside, P.; Fogel, R.; Malhotra, A.; White, D.
2005Use of heated humidification during nasal CPAP titration in obstructive sleep apnoea syndromeDuong, M.; Jayaram, L.; Camfferman, D.; Catcheside, P.; Mykytyn, I.; McEvoy, R.
2006Continuous positive airway pressure reduces daytime sleepiness in mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnoea: a meta-analysisMarshall, N.; Barnes, M.; Travier, N.; Campbell, A.; Pierce, R.; McEvoy, R.; Neill, A.; Gander, P.
2003Continuous positive airway pressure normalizes pulmonary artery pressures in subjects with obstructive sleep APNEA and pulmonary hypertensionSajkov, D.; McEvoy, R.