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Man versus machine: waves, frequency, and more in lung function
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Spirometry in primary care; results after education of operators using quality indicators in a real-life study
Mats Arne (Karlstad, Sweden), Mats Arne, Kersti Theander
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International Congress 2016 – Man versus machine: waves, frequency, and more in lung function
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Man versus machine: waves, frequency, and more in lung function
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3621
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Airway diseases
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Mats Arne (Karlstad, Sweden), Mats Arne, Kersti Theander. Spirometry in primary care; results after education of operators using quality indicators in a real-life study. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 3621
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