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Latest advances in paediatric sleep medicine
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The importance of a respiratory assessment in morbidly obese paediatric patients prior to bariatric surgery
Cara J. Bossley (London, United Kingdom), Cara J. Bossley, Martha Ford-Adams, Simon Chapman, Atul Gupta, Gary Ruiz, Ashish Desai
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International Congress 2016 – Latest advances in paediatric sleep medicine
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Latest advances in paediatric sleep medicine
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4349
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Sleep and breathing disorders
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Cara J. Bossley (London, United Kingdom), Cara J. Bossley, Martha Ford-Adams, Simon Chapman, Atul Gupta, Gary Ruiz, Ashish Desai. The importance of a respiratory assessment in morbidly obese paediatric patients prior to bariatric surgery. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 4349
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