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Research questions on how viruses affect the respiratory system
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LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT: Predictors of adverse outcome in severe pneumonia
T. Martynenko, I. Balatskaya, Y. Shoychet, A. Momot, O. Rusakova (Barnaul, Russian Federation)
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Annual Congress 2013 –Research questions on how viruses affect the respiratory system
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Research questions on how viruses affect the respiratory system
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Thematic Poster Session
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4396
Disease area:
Respiratory infections
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