Singing-based respiratory training in people with post-COVID syndrome: a bicentric randomized feasibility study
Authors:
- Anke SteinmetzASAnke Steinmetz
- Alexander HönningAHAlexander Hönning
- Wiebke KäckenmesterWKWiebke Käckenmester
- Ingo SchmehlISIngo Schmehl
- Marc SecaraMSMarc Secara
- Sigrid BiffarSBSigrid Biffar
- Ina KimIKIna Kim
- Katja BahcesularKBKatja Bahcesular
- Bernhard LehnertBLBernhard Lehnert
- Kristin LehnertKLKristin Lehnert
- Marcus DörrMDMarcus Dörr
- Kristina ZappelKZKristina Zappel
Open Access
- 9 January 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine
- Vol. 69 (4) , 102073
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