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Double tracer gas single-breath washout: reproducibility in healthy subjects and COPD
Husemann Kim, Berg Nina, Engel Jennifer, Port Johannes, Joppek Christoph, Tao Ziran, Singer Florian, Schulz Holger, Kohlhäufl Martin
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Eur Respir J 2014; 44: 1210-1222
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November
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Airway diseases
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