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Lung function testing: new findings and new approaches
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Impact of the use of a finite value of NO conductance on Hb in the interpretation of TLNO and TLCO transfer in homogenous groups of patients
J. B. Martinot, C. Kays, A. Chambellan, H. Guenard (Namur, Belgium; Bordeaux, Nantes, France)
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International Congress 2014 – Lung function testing: new findings and new approaches
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Lung function testing: new findings and new approaches
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J. B. Martinot, C. Kays, A. Chambellan, H. Guenard (Namur, Belgium; Bordeaux, Nantes, France). Impact of the use of a finite value of NO conductance on Hb in the interpretation of TLNO and TLCO transfer in homogenous groups of patients. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 2121
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