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Paediatric epidemiology: predicting outcomes of wheeze, antenatal growth, early life exposures and outcome of premature birth
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Longitudinal development of lung function in extremely preterm infants
M. Vollsaeter, O. Røksund, G. E. Eide, M. Trond, T. Halvorsen (Bergen, Norway)
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Annual Congress 2011 - Paediatric epidemiology: predicting outcomes of wheeze, antenatal growth, early life exposures and outcome of premature birth
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Paediatric epidemiology: predicting outcomes of wheeze, antenatal growth, early life exposures and outcome of premature birth
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Paediatric lung diseases
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M. Vollsaeter, O. Røksund, G. E. Eide, M. Trond, T. Halvorsen (Bergen, Norway). Longitudinal development of lung function in extremely preterm infants. Eur Respir J 2011; 38: Suppl. 55, 1502
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