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Could step and stepper tests be valid to assessing the exercise and functional capacities in patients with COPD? Results from a systematic review.
R. Vilarinho (Porto, Portugal), C. Caneiras (Lisboa, Portugal), A. Montes (Porto, Portugal)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Tapas of respiratory physiotherapy
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Tapas of respiratory physiotherapy
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Airway diseases
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