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Respiratory muscles and breathing techniques in obstructive and neuromuscular diseases
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COPD influence over volume mobilization during incremental loading test
T. Silva, D. Andrade, G. Delmondes, J. Araujo Filho, F. Silva, V. Galindo Filho, P. Marinho, P. Rocco, A. Dornelas de Andrade (Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
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Annual Congress 2007 - Respiratory muscles and breathing techniques in obstructive and neuromuscular diseases
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Respiratory muscles and breathing techniques in obstructive and neuromuscular diseases
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Thematic Poster Session
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1147
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Airway diseases
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T. Silva, D. Andrade, G. Delmondes, J. Araujo Filho, F. Silva, V. Galindo Filho, P. Marinho, P. Rocco, A. Dornelas de Andrade (Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). COPD influence over volume mobilization during incremental loading test. Eur Respir J 2007; 30: Suppl. 51, 1147
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