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Lung function from infancy to adulthood
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New Germany specific spirometric means and LLNs in children from LUNOKID differ from recently published reference values
U. Krämer, M. Gappa, G. Seitner-Sorge, A. von Berg, C. Müller-Brandes, A. Schuster, C. Beckmann, S. Illi, M. Wisbauer, D. Berdel (Düsseldorf, Wesel, Hannover, Munich, Germany)
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Annual Congress 2010 - Lung function from infancy to adulthood
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Lung function from infancy to adulthood
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3943
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Paediatric lung diseases
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U. Krämer, M. Gappa, G. Seitner-Sorge, A. von Berg, C. Müller-Brandes, A. Schuster, C. Beckmann, S. Illi, M. Wisbauer, D. Berdel (Düsseldorf, Wesel, Hannover, Munich, Germany). New Germany specific spirometric means and LLNs in children from LUNOKID differ from recently published reference values. Eur Respir J 2010; 36: Suppl. 54, 3943
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