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Advances in therapeutic bronchoscopy
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Collapse therapy using endobronchial valves as a new approach to treat cavities in MDR tuberculosis and selected cases of mycobacteriosis: Case series report
Lorenzo Corbetta (Florence, Italy), Lorenzo Corbetta, Pier Giorgio Rogasi, Ariela Tofani, Lucio Michieletto, Fausto Leoncini, Flavio Montinaro, Stefano Orsi, Loris Ceron
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International Congress 2015 – Advances in therapeutic bronchoscopy
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Advances in therapeutic bronchoscopy
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4878
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Respiratory infections
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Lorenzo Corbetta (Florence, Italy), Lorenzo Corbetta, Pier Giorgio Rogasi, Ariela Tofani, Lucio Michieletto, Fausto Leoncini, Flavio Montinaro, Stefano Orsi, Loris Ceron. Collapse therapy using endobronchial valves as a new approach to treat cavities in MDR tuberculosis and selected cases of mycobacteriosis: Case series report. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 4878
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