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Early consideration of definitive pleural palliation can reduce the number and duration of serial thoracentesis
Candice Wilshire (Seattle, United States of America), Candice Wilshire, Carson Fuller, Rob Ely, Christopher Gilbert, Brian Louie, Ralph Aye, Alexander Farivar, Eric Vallieres, Jed Gorden
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International Congress 2016 – Pleural diseases
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Pleural diseases
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Candice Wilshire (Seattle, United States of America), Candice Wilshire, Carson Fuller, Rob Ely, Christopher Gilbert, Brian Louie, Ralph Aye, Alexander Farivar, Eric Vallieres, Jed Gorden. Early consideration of definitive pleural palliation can reduce the number and duration of serial thoracentesis. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: Suppl. 60, 5049
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