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Comparative study of Max-IMT atherosclerosis index for COPD with and without asthma
A. Ebihara (Tokyo, Japan), A. Nagai (Tokyo, Japan), T. Iwamoto (Tokyo, Japan), I. Kuwahira (Tokyo, Japan)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – From respiratory physiology to clinical practice: exercise and respiratory muscles
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From respiratory physiology to clinical practice: exercise and respiratory muscles
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3224
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Airway diseases
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