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A. Zanini (Novaggio, Switzerland), E. Crisafulli (Parma, Italy), M. D’Andria (Castelrotto, Switzerland), C. Gregorini (Castelrotto, Switzerland), F. Cherubino (Tradate, Italy), E. Zampogna (Tradate, Italy), A. Azzola (Lugano, Switzerland), A. Spanevello (Varese-Como, Italy), A. Chetta (Parma, Italy). Minimal clinically important difference in 30 second sit-to-stand test after pulmonary rehabilitation in patients with COPD. 5199

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