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Optimising outcomes of lung transplantation: how to move forward?
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Electronic nose for detecting chronic lung allograft dysfunction in lung transplant recipients
N. Wijbenga (Rotterdam, Netherlands), R. Hoek (Rotterdam, Netherlands), B. Mathot (Rotterdam, Netherlands), L. Seghers (Rotterdam, Netherlands), C. Moor (Rotterdam, Netherlands), O. Manintveld (Rotterdam, Netherlands), M. Hellemons (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Optimising outcomes of lung transplantation: how to move forward?
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