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Assessment of functional status
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Step counting and energy expenditure estimation in patients with COPD and healthy elderly: accuracy of two motion sensors
G. K. W. Bisca, K. C. Furlanetto, N. Oldemberg, T. J. P. Sant‘Anna, F. K. Morakami, C. A. Camillo, V. Cavalheri, E. M. C. Ramos, A. F. Brunetto, F. Pitta (Londrina, Presidente Prudente, Brazil)
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Annual Congress 2009 - Assessment of functional status
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Assessment of functional status
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E-Communication Session
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Airway diseases
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G. K. W. Bisca, K. C. Furlanetto, N. Oldemberg, T. J. P. Sant‘Anna, F. K. Morakami, C. A. Camillo, V. Cavalheri, E. M. C. Ramos, A. F. Brunetto, F. Pitta (Londrina, Presidente Prudente, Brazil). Step counting and energy expenditure estimation in patients with COPD and healthy elderly: accuracy of two motion sensors. Eur Respir J 2009; 34: Suppl. 53, 2886
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