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Imaging of COPD and airways: structural and functional assessments
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²A study of anatomical variations in fissures and bronchial tree branching in the lung by CT scan²
Vishnu Sharma (Mangalore, India), Vishnu Sharma, Manjunath , Praveen John
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International Congress 2016 – Imaging of COPD and airways: structural and functional assessments
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Imaging of COPD and airways: structural and functional assessments
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Vishnu Sharma (Mangalore, India), Vishnu Sharma, Manjunath , Praveen John. ²A study of anatomical variations in fissures and bronchial tree branching in the lung by CT scan². Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 754
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