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Muscle training and chronic lung disease
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Quadriceps fatigue after neuromuscular electrical stimulation and bicycle training in COPD
T. Troosters, N. Gosselin, S. Dal Corso, V. Dixit, R. Gosselink, M. Decramer (Leuven, Belgium)
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Annual Congress 2005 - Muscle training and chronic lung disease
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Muscle training and chronic lung disease
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Airway diseases
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T. Troosters, N. Gosselin, S. Dal Corso, V. Dixit, R. Gosselink, M. Decramer (Leuven, Belgium). Quadriceps fatigue after neuromuscular electrical stimulation and bicycle training in COPD. Eur Respir J 2005; 26: Suppl. 49, 2782
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