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Trends in interventional pulmonology
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CT and bronchoscopic findings in patients having haemoptysis with normal chest X-Rays
S. Boga, B. Ocakli, H. Turker, O. Ocakli, O. Devran, B. Uskul (Istanbul, Turkey)
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Annual Congress 2008 - Trends in interventional pulmonology
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Trends in interventional pulmonology
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S. Boga, B. Ocakli, H. Turker, O. Ocakli, O. Devran, B. Uskul (Istanbul, Turkey). CT and bronchoscopic findings in patients having haemoptysis with normal chest X-Rays. Eur Respir J 2008; 32: Suppl. 52, 1469
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