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From cardiopulmonary interaction to locomotor muscles and dyspnoea in health and disease
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Combined hypoxia and inactivity: Effect on ventilatory demands during rest and exercise
Antonella LoMauro (Milan, Italy), Antonella Lo Mauro, Igor Mekiavic, Andrea Aliverti
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International Congress 2016 – From cardiopulmonary interaction to locomotor muscles and dyspnoea in health and disease
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From cardiopulmonary interaction to locomotor muscles and dyspnoea in health and disease
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Poster Discussion
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5027
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Airway diseases, Respiratory critical care
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Antonella LoMauro (Milan, Italy), Antonella Lo Mauro, Igor Mekiavic, Andrea Aliverti. Combined hypoxia and inactivity: Effect on ventilatory demands during rest and exercise. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 5027
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