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EBUS-TBNA: beyond the tracheobronchial wall
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Is propofol must added to midazolam premedication in EBUS-TBNA procedure?
S. Oztas, U. A. Akturk, L. Alpay, B. Meydan, H. Ogün, M. Taylan, M. Yalçinsoy, H. Calisir, D. Ernam, M. Gorguner (Istanbul, Diyarbakir, Turkey)
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International Congress 2014 – EBUS-TBNA: beyond the tracheobronchial wall
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EBUS-TBNA: beyond the tracheobronchial wall
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Poster Discussion
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3555
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Thoracic oncology
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S. Oztas, U. A. Akturk, L. Alpay, B. Meydan, H. Ogün, M. Taylan, M. Yalçinsoy, H. Calisir, D. Ernam, M. Gorguner (Istanbul, Diyarbakir, Turkey). Is propofol must added to midazolam premedication in EBUS-TBNA procedure?. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 3555
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