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Interaction between respiratory and peripheral muscles
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Chest wall kinematics during maximal voluntary ventilation in healthy subjects
G. Fregonezi, S. Brilhante, I. Guerra Azevedo, R. B. Florencio, K. L. Rodrigue Soares, T. Macedo, F. A. Lavezzo Dias, S. S. Bruno (Natal, Brazil)
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Annual Congress 2010 - Interaction between respiratory and peripheral muscles
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Interaction between respiratory and peripheral muscles
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1970
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Respiratory critical care
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G. Fregonezi, S. Brilhante, I. Guerra Azevedo, R. B. Florencio, K. L. Rodrigue Soares, T. Macedo, F. A. Lavezzo Dias, S. S. Bruno (Natal, Brazil). Chest wall kinematics during maximal voluntary ventilation in healthy subjects. Eur Respir J 2010; 36: Suppl. 54, 1970
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