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Bronchial Thermosplaty and severe asthma with frequent severe exacerbations : a controlled study.
J. Leroux (Strasbourg, France), N. Khayath (Strasbourg, France), C. Matau (Strasbourg, France), D. Ochea (Strasbourg, France), F. Lefebvre (Strasbourg, France), A. Molard (Strasbourg, France), F. De Blay (Strasbourg, France)
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