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Interdependence of COPD and comorbidities and the underlying mechanisms
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COPD in patients evaluated for stable myocardial ischemia – observational study
A. Jonsson (Malmö, Sweden), A. Fedorowski (Malmö, Sweden), G. Engstrom (Malmö, Sweden), P. Wollmer (Malmö, Sweden), V. Hamrefors (Malmö, Sweden)
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International Congress 2018 – Interdependence of COPD and comorbidities and the underlying mechanisms
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Interdependence of COPD and comorbidities and the underlying mechanisms
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3610
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Airway diseases
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