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Physiotherapy outcomes and treatment in different patient profiles
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Assessing electrically quadriceps induced torque in critically ill patients
Larissa Vieira Santana (Brasilia, Brazil), Larissa Santana, Natalia Pinto, Andre Souza, Marcelino Andrade, Paulo Silva, Luciana Vieira, Gerson Cipriano Jr, Joao Luiz Durigan, Vinicius Maldaner
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International Congress 2015 – Physiotherapy outcomes and treatment in different patient profiles
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Physiotherapy outcomes and treatment in different patient profiles
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Respiratory critical care
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Larissa Vieira Santana (Brasilia, Brazil), Larissa Santana, Natalia Pinto, Andre Souza, Marcelino Andrade, Paulo Silva, Luciana Vieira, Gerson Cipriano Jr, Joao Luiz Durigan, Vinicius Maldaner. Assessing electrically quadriceps induced torque in critically ill patients. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 4814
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