Source: International Congress 2017 – Controversies in community-acquired pneumonia: a pro and con debate
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Gebhard Mathis (Rankweil, Austria). Should lung ultrasound replace chest X-ray in diagnosing pneumonia? Con argument. International Congress 2017 – Controversies in community-acquired pneumonia: a pro and con debate

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