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Short term intra-individual variability of respiratory resistance measured by forced oscillation technique in healthy adults and adults with obstructive airway diseases
S. De (Bhopal, India), N. Banerjee (Bhopal, India), G. Kushwah (Bhopal, India), D. Dharwey (Bhopal, India)
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International Congress 2019 – Insights into physiological diagnostic services
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Insights into physiological diagnostic services
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3905
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Airway diseases
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