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Comparison of the effects of video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery or thoracotomy on pulmonary functions physical activity and exercise capacity in lung cancer patients
E. Baytok (Ankara, Turkey), Z. Çelik (Ankara, Turkey), M. Satir Türk (Ankara, Turkey), A. Çelik (Ankara, Turkey), I. Kurul (Ankara, Turkey), M. Bosnak Güçlü (Ankara, Turkey)
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