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Prognosis and diagnosis of thoracic malignancies
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Accuracy of the calculated estimated postoperative pulmonary function (CEPPF) in lung cancer patients
F. H. M. van Vollenhoven, T. A. G. M. van de Looi, Y. Berk, M. E. Keemers- Gels, Y. F. Heijdra, J. P. Janssen (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
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Annual Congress 2007 - Prognosis and diagnosis of thoracic malignancies
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Prognosis and diagnosis of thoracic malignancies
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F. H. M. van Vollenhoven, T. A. G. M. van de Looi, Y. Berk, M. E. Keemers- Gels, Y. F. Heijdra, J. P. Janssen (Nijmegen, Netherlands). Accuracy of the calculated estimated postoperative pulmonary function (CEPPF) in lung cancer patients. Eur Respir J 2007; 30: Suppl. 51, 3900
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