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Chest wall volumes at TLC during incremental exercise and recovery in patients with severe COPD
I. Vogiatzis, S. Golemati, O. Georgiadou, E. Kosmas, E. Kastanakis, A. Aliverti, A. LoMauro, S. Nanas, C. Roussos (Athens, Greece; Milan, Italy)
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Annual Congress 2004 - Exercise in COPD
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Exercise in COPD
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Poster Discussion
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1367
Disease area:
Airway diseases
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