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Cerebral cortex oxygen delivery and exercise limitation in patients with COPD
Vogiatzis Ioannis, Louvaris Zafeiris, Habazettl Helmut, Andrianopoulos Vasileios, Wagner Harrieth, Roussos Charis, Wagner Peter D., Zakynthinos Spyros
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Eur Respir J 2013; 41: 295-301
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February
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Airway diseases
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