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Tests and trends in asthma
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Who should do the asthma control test: Patient? Physician?
S. COMERT (Istanbul, Turkey), S. Beyhan Sagmen (Istanbul, Turkey), C. Dogan (Istanbul, Turkey), E. Torun Parmaksiz (Istanbul, Turkey), A. Fidan (Istanbul, Turkey), B. Salepci (Istanbul, Turkey), N. Kiral (Istanbul, Turkey)
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International Congress 2018 – Tests and trends in asthma
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Tests and trends in asthma
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Airway diseases
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