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Exercise and rehabilitation in patients with acute and chronic respiratory diseases
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Predictors for increase in exercise capacity after pulmonary rehabilitation in COPD
B. Frisk (Bergen, Norway), Å. Steine (Bergen, Norway), K. Mikkelson (Bergen, Norway), S. Indrekvam (Bergen, Norway), E. Thorsen (Bergen, Norway)
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International Congress 2019 – Exercise and rehabilitation in patients with acute and chronic respiratory diseases
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Exercise and rehabilitation in patients with acute and chronic respiratory diseases
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568
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Airway diseases
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