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Pulmonary rehabilitation: exercise training, body composition, physical activity and other aspects
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Effectiveness of a four-week rehabilitation program on changes in heart rate variability and physical performance in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
B. Szucs (Debrecen, Hungary), M. Petrekanits (Budapest, Hungary), J. Varga (Budapest, Hungary)
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International Congress 2018 – Pulmonary rehabilitation: exercise training, body composition, physical activity and other aspects
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Pulmonary rehabilitation: exercise training, body composition, physical activity and other aspects
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Airway diseases
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