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Non-inflammatory COPD monitoring
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Applying telemonitoring (TMon) post-admission for COPD, at scale: Preliminary findings from a large European trial
Keir E Lewis (Dyfed, Wales, United Kingdom), Keir E. Lewis, Frode Gallefos, Hugh Brown, Panos Stafylas, Kristian Kidholm, Susana Nocello, Leo Lewis
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International Congress 2016 – Non-inflammatory COPD monitoring
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Non-inflammatory COPD monitoring
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3521
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Airway diseases
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Keir E Lewis (Dyfed, Wales, United Kingdom), Keir E. Lewis, Frode Gallefos, Hugh Brown, Panos Stafylas, Kristian Kidholm, Susana Nocello, Leo Lewis. Applying telemonitoring (TMon) post-admission for COPD, at scale: Preliminary findings from a large European trial. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 3521
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