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Oxygenation and electromyographic responses of the quadriceps during the 1-minute sit-to-stand in patients with severe COPD and healthy controls
S. Gephine (Québec, Canada), P. Mucci (Lille, France), M. Martin (Québec, Canada), D. Saey (Québec, Canada), F. Maltais (Québec, Canada)
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New insights into the pathophysiology and prognosis of COPD
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