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Effects of rehabilitation, exercise, physical activity, hospitalisation and surgery on different conditions
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Effect of positive airway pressure added to conventional chest physiotherapy in resolution of pleural effusion after drainage: A randomised controlled trial
Adriana C. Lunardi (Santo André/ SP, Brazil), Elinaldo Santos, João Silva Junior, Fernanda Melo, Marcus Assis Filho, Marcela Vidal, Juliana Silva, Marcia Novais, Franklin Barbosa, Islla Marreiros, Débora Palheta, Adriana Lunardi
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International Congress 2015 – Effects of rehabilitation, exercise, physical activity, hospitalisation and surgery on different conditions
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Effects of rehabilitation, exercise, physical activity, hospitalisation and surgery on different conditions
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Adriana C. Lunardi (Santo André/ SP, Brazil), Elinaldo Santos, João Silva Junior, Fernanda Melo, Marcus Assis Filho, Marcela Vidal, Juliana Silva, Marcia Novais, Franklin Barbosa, Islla Marreiros, Débora Palheta, Adriana Lunardi. Effect of positive airway pressure added to conventional chest physiotherapy in resolution of pleural effusion after drainage: A randomised controlled trial. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 3537
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