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Assessing the airways: innovation, applications and pitfalls
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Increased Tpef/Te ratio reflects restrictive disorders in patients with community acquired pneumonia
R. Zulkarneev, S. Zagidullin, M. Araslanova, V. Bakirova (Ufa, Russian Federation)
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Annual Congress 2007 - Assessing the airways: innovation, applications and pitfalls
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Assessing the airways: innovation, applications and pitfalls
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R. Zulkarneev, S. Zagidullin, M. Araslanova, V. Bakirova (Ufa, Russian Federation). Increased Tpef/Te ratio reflects restrictive disorders in patients with community acquired pneumonia. Eur Respir J 2007; 30: Suppl. 51, 1115
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