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Assessing functional outcomes in respiratory physiotherapy
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Timed up and go test: a potential objective test to evaluate mobility patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension
B. Ozcan Kahraman (Izmir, Turkey)
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International Congress 2017 – Assessing functional outcomes in respiratory physiotherapy
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Assessing functional outcomes in respiratory physiotherapy
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2521
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Airway diseases
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