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K. YAMADA (Kobe, Japan), Y. Oki (Kobe, Japan), Y. Fujimoto (Kobe, Japan), Y. Mitani (Kobe, Japan), Y. Yamada (Kobe, Japan), M. Fujita (Kobe, Japan), K. Iwata (Kobe, Japan), A. Ishikawa (Kobe, Japan). Association between admission skeletal muscle and functional independence measure at discharge in elderly patients with pneumonia. 1236

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