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Risk assessment and tracheal reconstructions
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Cardiopulmonary exercise test and risk stratifications for lung cancer surgery
E. Edvardsen, S. A. Anderssen, F. Borchsenius, S. Rustad, O. H. Skjønsberg (Oslo, Norway)
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International Congress 2014 – Risk assessment and tracheal reconstructions
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Risk assessment and tracheal reconstructions
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E. Edvardsen, S. A. Anderssen, F. Borchsenius, S. Rustad, O. H. Skjønsberg (Oslo, Norway). Cardiopulmonary exercise test and risk stratifications for lung cancer surgery. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 1920
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