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Numerical simulation of the effect of inhalation parameters and disease severity on the deposition of dry powder aerosol drugs in COPD patients
A. Farkas (Budapest, Hungary), A. Horváth (Budapest, Hungary), G. Tomisa (Budapest, Hungary), G. Gálffy (Törökbálint, Hungary), J. Varga (Budapest, Hungary)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Inhaler devices in COPD: technical advances, adherence studies and more
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Inhaler devices in COPD: technical advances, adherence studies and more
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Airway diseases
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