Source: Annual Congress 2011 - Primary Care Day II: Quality of assessment and diagnosis
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T. Schermer (Nijmegen , Netherlands). Lower limits of normal: to support COPD diagnosis and management with the individual in the centre. Annual Congress 2011 - Primary Care Day II: Quality of assessment and diagnosis

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