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The best posters in pulmonary rehabilitation and chronic care
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Does a predominant clinical COPD phenotype predict different outcome responses to pulmonary rehabilitation?
I. Presi, G. Innocenti Bruni, E. Vulpio, B. Lanini, I. Romagnoli, C. Coli, B. Binazzi, L. Stendardi, F. Gigliotti (Florence, Italy)
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Annual Congress 2012 - The best posters in pulmonary rehabilitation and chronic care
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The best posters in pulmonary rehabilitation and chronic care
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I. Presi, G. Innocenti Bruni, E. Vulpio, B. Lanini, I. Romagnoli, C. Coli, B. Binazzi, L. Stendardi, F. Gigliotti (Florence, Italy). Does a predominant clinical COPD phenotype predict different outcome responses to pulmonary rehabilitation?. Eur Respir J 2012; 40: Suppl. 56, 1895
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