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New methods for diagnostic workup of lung cancer
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Differences in volatile organic compounds (VOC) determined in exhaled breath in two populations of lung cancer (LC): With and without COPD
M. A. Munoz-Lucas, C. Wagner-Struwing, J. Jareno-Esteban, J. de Miguel-Diez, B. Carrillo-Aranda, C. Gutierrez-Ortega, C. Civera-Tejuca, L. Callol-Sanchez (Madrid, Spain)
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Annual Congress 2013 –New methods for diagnostic workup of lung cancer
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New methods for diagnostic workup of lung cancer
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2892
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Airway diseases
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M. A. Munoz-Lucas, C. Wagner-Struwing, J. Jareno-Esteban, J. de Miguel-Diez, B. Carrillo-Aranda, C. Gutierrez-Ortega, C. Civera-Tejuca, L. Callol-Sanchez (Madrid, Spain). Differences in volatile organic compounds (VOC) determined in exhaled breath in two populations of lung cancer (LC): With and without COPD. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 2892
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