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Mechanisms of exercise limitation in disease
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Hyperoxia increases maximal work rate and endurance in non-athletic healthy subjects
E. Hasler, S. Müller-Mottet, M. Furian, D. Flück, T. D. Latshang, K. E. Bloch, S. Ulrich (Zurich, Switzerland)
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International Congress 2014 – Mechanisms of exercise limitation in disease
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Mechanisms of exercise limitation in disease
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1393
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Airway diseases
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E. Hasler, S. Müller-Mottet, M. Furian, D. Flück, T. D. Latshang, K. E. Bloch, S. Ulrich (Zurich, Switzerland). Hyperoxia increases maximal work rate and endurance in non-athletic healthy subjects. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 1393
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