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Novel avenues in the treatment of COPD II
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The use of a new intra-pulmonary percussive ventilation (IPPV) device to aid lung volume recruitment (LVR) and secretion clearance in a patient with C1 spinal cord injury (SCI)
Liam Campbell (Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom), Liam Campbell, Alison Armstrong
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International Congress 2016 – Novel avenues in the treatment of COPD II
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Novel avenues in the treatment of COPD II
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