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Clinical outcome studies and technical aspects of paediatric lung function testing
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Functional residual capacity and ventilation inhomogeneity measured by an ultrasonic device in healthy newborn infants and infants with univentricular heart physiology
I. L. Matthews, L. S. Nordhagen, P. G. Bjørnstad, E. Thaulow, M. Grønn (Oslo, Norway)
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Annual Congress 2007 - Clinical outcome studies and technical aspects of paediatric lung function testing
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Clinical outcome studies and technical aspects of paediatric lung function testing
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Electronic Poster Discussion
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1427
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Paediatric lung diseases, Respiratory critical care
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I. L. Matthews, L. S. Nordhagen, P. G. Bjørnstad, E. Thaulow, M. Grønn (Oslo, Norway). Functional residual capacity and ventilation inhomogeneity measured by an ultrasonic device in healthy newborn infants and infants with univentricular heart physiology. Eur Respir J 2007; 30: Suppl. 51, 1427
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