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The evolving role of spirometry
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Differences in the pattern of FEV1 and VC change after lung resection between lung cancer patients with limited and normal lung function
D. R. Subotic, D. V. Mandaric, N. D. Atanasijadis, T. M. Eminovic, M. M. Gajic, P. D. Dzeletovic, N. M. Mujovic (Belgrade, Serbia And Montenegro)
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Annual Congress 2006 - The evolving role of spirometry
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The evolving role of spirometry
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