Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Interesting clinical problems for the respiratory physician
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L. Basara (Zagreb, Croatia), N. Jokic Begic (Zagreb, Croatia), S. Popovic Grle (Zagreb, Croatia), T. Jurin (Zagreb, Croatia), M. Samaržija (Zagreb, Croatia). How much of dyspnea is psychosocial and how much is biological?. 2732

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