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Assessment methods involved in the physiotherapy treatment in different patient populations
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Predictors of functional exercise capacity in patients with early stage sarcoidosis
M. N. Karadalli, M. Bosnak Guclu, B. Camcioglu, Z. Aribas, G. Bargi, N. Kokturk, H. Turktas (Ankara, Turkey)
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Annual Congress 2013 –Assessment methods involved in the physiotherapy treatment in different patient populations
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Assessment methods involved in the physiotherapy treatment in different patient populations
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M. N. Karadalli, M. Bosnak Guclu, B. Camcioglu, Z. Aribas, G. Bargi, N. Kokturk, H. Turktas (Ankara, Turkey). Predictors of functional exercise capacity in patients with early stage sarcoidosis. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 1339
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Nassr Nassr (Konstanz, Germany) - 08.09.2013 00:42
It'is very good poster, I have 2 comments:why single dose study was chosen and not repeated dose? It seems to me that the used dose is very high (8 times of the therapeutic dose), is there any reason for that, e.g. very high exposure can be achieved in the real life in some subpopulations like patients with liver or renal impairment.
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