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Emphysema is associated with increased risk of desaturation in 6 min walk test in COPD patients
M. Waatevik (Bergen, Norway), B. Frisk (Bergen, Norway), F. Real (Bergen, Norway), J. Hardie (Bergen, Norway), P. Bakke (Bergen, Norway), T. Eagan (Bergen, Norway), A. Johannessen (Bergen, Norway)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Risk factors for chronic lung diseases
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Risk factors for chronic lung diseases
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