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Modern paediatric bronchology: present and future applications
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Differentiation of primary and secondary ciliary dyskinesia with the quantitative analysis of ciliary elements
G. Baktai, L. Tiszlavicz, Z. Razga, E. Peterffy, T. Marialigeti, K. Gyurkovits, A. Szabo (Budapest, Szeged, Torokbalint, Mosdos, Hungary)
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Annual Congress 2001 - Modern paediatric bronchology: present and future applications
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Modern paediatric bronchology: present and future applications
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Paediatric lung diseases
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G. Baktai, L. Tiszlavicz, Z. Razga, E. Peterffy, T. Marialigeti, K. Gyurkovits, A. Szabo (Budapest, Szeged, Torokbalint, Mosdos, Hungary). Differentiation of primary and secondary ciliary dyskinesia with the quantitative analysis of ciliary elements. Eur Respir J 2001; 16: Suppl. 31, 1360
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