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Pleural disease: diagnosis, monitoring and management
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Intrapleural anaesthesia for medical thoracoscopy - a pilot study
M. Reda (Alexandria, Egypt), A. Gomaa (Alexandria, Egypt), M. Hassan (Alexandria, Egypt), M. Shaheen (Alexandria, Egypt), S. Sorour (Alexandria, Egypt)
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International Congress 2018 – Pleural disease: diagnosis, monitoring and management
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Pleural disease: diagnosis, monitoring and management
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497
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Thoracic oncology
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