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TUS valuable for children diagnosed with DMD

3/26/2026

A study of 60 children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy found that thoracic ultrasonography offers a noninvasive method to assess diaphragmatic changes linked to functional decline and sleep-related breathing problems. Published in the European Journal of Pediatrics, the research showed that nonambulatory children had thicker diaphragms but lower functional indices, suggesting structural adaptation as the disease progressed. Springer Nature (3/24)

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