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Yernault Lecture: "Determinants of the ventilatory response to exercise in health and disease: the ventilatory 'efficiency' issue"
B. Whipp (Powys, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2010 - Yernault Lecture followed by Hot Topic "Exercise Testing"
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