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Use of thoracic ultrasound to diagnose lung diseases
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EBUS strain elastography for predicting lymph node malignancy: standardization of assessment technique
R. Verhoeven (Nijmegen, Netherlands), C. De Korte (Nijmegen, Netherlands), E. van der Heijden (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
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International Congress 2019 – Use of thoracic ultrasound to diagnose lung diseases
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Use of thoracic ultrasound to diagnose lung diseases
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4826
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Thoracic oncology
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