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The challenge of choosing the best physical and functional assessment methods
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Comparison between six minutes walking test and sit-to-stand test in COPD patients
Marc Beaumont (Lannion, France), Marc Beaumont, Eliott Boucard, Loic Peran, Romain Pichon, Giuseppe Liistro, Catherine Le Ber-Moy, Gregory Reychler
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International Congress 2015 – The challenge of choosing the best physical and functional assessment methods
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The challenge of choosing the best physical and functional assessment methods
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2076
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Airway diseases
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Marc Beaumont (Lannion, France), Marc Beaumont, Eliott Boucard, Loic Peran, Romain Pichon, Giuseppe Liistro, Catherine Le Ber-Moy, Gregory Reychler. Comparison between six minutes walking test and sit-to-stand test in COPD patients. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 2076
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