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Effect of not appropriate treatment in severe/not controlled asthma: The AGAVE study
Sara Maio (Pisa, Italy), Sara Maio, Sandra Baldacci, Franca Martini, Patrizia Silvi, Giuseppe Sarno, Sonia Cerrai, Anna Angino, Anna Paola Pala, Giovanni Viegi
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International Congress 2015 – Treatment and control of respiratory disease
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Treatment and control of respiratory disease
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Thematic Poster Session
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4058
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Airway diseases
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Sara Maio (Pisa, Italy), Sara Maio, Sandra Baldacci, Franca Martini, Patrizia Silvi, Giuseppe Sarno, Sonia Cerrai, Anna Angino, Anna Paola Pala, Giovanni Viegi. Effect of not appropriate treatment in severe/not controlled asthma: The AGAVE study. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 4058
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