How is it done? Equipment, methods and normal values for paediatric exercise testing

V. Unnithan (Liverpool, United Kingdom)

Source: Annual Congress 2006 - PG17 - Exercise testing in children
Session: PG17 - Exercise testing in children
Session type: Postgraduate Course
Number: 102
Disease area: Paediatric lung diseases

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