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Daily V/Q scan would save 388 in-patient bed day per year when compared with twice weekly service
K. A. Gaber, V. Posdziech, S. Bratanow, G. Vivian, P. D. Hughes (Bristol, Plymouth, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2005 - News about pulmonary embolism
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News about pulmonary embolism
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Respiratory critical care
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K. A. Gaber, V. Posdziech, S. Bratanow, G. Vivian, P. D. Hughes (Bristol, Plymouth, United Kingdom). Daily V/Q scan would save 388 in-patient bed day per year when compared with twice weekly service. Eur Respir J 2005; 26: Suppl. 49, 4450
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