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Detection of flow limitation in COPD patients using two different forced oscillation devices
K. De Soomer, A. M. Vints, R. Heyndrickx, L. Claus, W. De Backer, E. Oostveen (Antwerp, Belgium)
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International Congress 2014 – Airways: reversibility and responsiveness
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Airways: reversibility and responsiveness
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Airway diseases
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K. De Soomer, A. M. Vints, R. Heyndrickx, L. Claus, W. De Backer, E. Oostveen (Antwerp, Belgium). Detection of flow limitation in COPD patients using two different forced oscillation devices. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 1817
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