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Possible phenotypes of bronchiectasis and exacerbations
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Atorvastatin as novel treatment in bronchiectasis patients colonized with pseudomonas aeruginosa
Pallavi Bedi (Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom), Pallavi Bedi, James Chalmers, Pira Sarvanamuthu, Adriano Rossi, Adam Hill
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International Congress 2016 – Possible phenotypes of bronchiectasis and exacerbations
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Possible phenotypes of bronchiectasis and exacerbations
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1556
Disease area:
Respiratory infections
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Pallavi Bedi (Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom), Pallavi Bedi, James Chalmers, Pira Sarvanamuthu, Adriano Rossi, Adam Hill. Atorvastatin as novel treatment in bronchiectasis patients colonized with pseudomonas aeruginosa. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 1556
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