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The next generation of lung function tests
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When will exhaled biomarkers influence diagnosis and follow-up of patients with respiratory disease?
Ildikó Horváth (Budapest, Hungary)
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Nuno Manuel Barreiros Neuparth - 26.10.2015 01:35
Very useful to implement new approaches into lung function labs
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