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Modern clinical physiology: imaging structure and evaluating function
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Evidence of impaired spontaneous baroreceptor sensitivity in patients with COPD as a potential link to cardiovascular morbidity and mortality
S. Asadi, V. Wieser, R. Breyer-Kohansal, I. Firlinger, O. Burghuber, A. Valipour (Vienna, Austria)
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Annual Congress 2012 - Modern clinical physiology: imaging structure and evaluating function
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Modern clinical physiology: imaging structure and evaluating function
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S. Asadi, V. Wieser, R. Breyer-Kohansal, I. Firlinger, O. Burghuber, A. Valipour (Vienna, Austria). Evidence of impaired spontaneous baroreceptor sensitivity in patients with COPD as a potential link to cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. Eur Respir J 2012; 40: Suppl. 56, 1659
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