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Long-term evaluation of respiratory outcomes in patients with late onset Pompe disease under enzyme replacement therapy: the role of postural drop and its impact on quality of life
G. Crescimanno (Palermo (PA), Italy), L. Palazzolo (Palermo (PA), Italy), M. Bertini (Palermo (PA), Italy), S. Arrisicato (Palermo (PA), Italy), O. Marrone (Palermo (PA), Italy)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – What's new in respiratory problems in rare and systemic diseases
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What's new in respiratory problems in rare and systemic diseases
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