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Physiotherapy and physical activity in different conditions
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Effects of positive expiratory pressure and volume-oriented incentive spirometer on chest wall volumes in patients with stroke
R. Bento Florêncio, L. Peroni Gualdi, I. Dantas Florentino, R. Melo Lima, E. Alves Cabral, V. Resqueti, A. Aliverti, G. Fregonezi (Natal, Brazil; Milano, Italy)
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International Congress 2014 – Physiotherapy and physical activity in different conditions
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Physiotherapy and physical activity in different conditions
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Airway diseases
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R. Bento Florêncio, L. Peroni Gualdi, I. Dantas Florentino, R. Melo Lima, E. Alves Cabral, V. Resqueti, A. Aliverti, G. Fregonezi (Natal, Brazil; Milano, Italy). Effects of positive expiratory pressure and volume-oriented incentive spirometer on chest wall volumes in patients with stroke. Eur Respir J 2014; 44: Suppl. 58, 4677
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