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New or old physiological parameters in chronic airway disorders?
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Effect of posture on lung and chest wall slow vital capacity in COPD
A. Lo Mauro, G. Tornatore, D. Bonardi, D. Colombo, A. Aliverti, E. E. Guffanti (Casatenovo, Italy)
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Annual Congress 2010 - New or old physiological parameters in chronic airway disorders?
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New or old physiological parameters in chronic airway disorders?
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A. Lo Mauro, G. Tornatore, D. Bonardi, D. Colombo, A. Aliverti, E. E. Guffanti (Casatenovo, Italy). Effect of posture on lung and chest wall slow vital capacity in COPD. Eur Respir J 2010; 36: Suppl. 54, 3870
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