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Significant alteration of blood coagulation in high altitude: the Kili study
N. Noiseux, M. Brossard, L. M. Stevens, J. F. Cailhier, M. Pellerin, N. Blais (Montreal, Mississauga, Canada)
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Annual Congress 2009 - Novel insights in exercise physiology from cells to humans
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Novel insights in exercise physiology from cells to humans
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N. Noiseux, M. Brossard, L. M. Stevens, J. F. Cailhier, M. Pellerin, N. Blais (Montreal, Mississauga, Canada). Significant alteration of blood coagulation in high altitude: the Kili study. Eur Respir J 2009; 34: Suppl. 53, 3118
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