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Altered intercostal muscle structure following successful endobronchial lung volume reduction: a pilot study
P. Wallbridge (Parkville, Australia), M. Hew (Clayton, Australia), S. Parry (Parkville, Australia), G. Hammerschlag (Parkville, Australia), L. Irving (Parkville, Australia), D. Steinfort (Parkville, Australia)
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International Congress 2018 – Endoscopic lung volume reduction
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Endoscopic lung volume reduction
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5399
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Airway diseases
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P. Wallbridge (Parkville, Australia), M. Hew (Clayton, Australia), S. Parry (Parkville, Australia), G. Hammerschlag (Parkville, Australia), L. Irving (Parkville, Australia), D. Steinfort (Parkville, Australia). Altered intercostal muscle structure following successful endobronchial lung volume reduction: a pilot study. 5399
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