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Assessment of functional status
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Efficiency, a new parameter for the estimation of physical fitness of elderly using the 6-minutes-walk-test
W. Marek, R. Yvonne, E. Marek, K. Mückenhoff, P. Vogel, N. Kotschy-Lang (Bochum, Falkenstein, Germany)
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Annual Congress 2009 - Assessment of functional status
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Assessment of functional status
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Airway diseases
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