Source: International Congress 2017 – Innovation in pulmonary rehabilitation and chronic care
Disease area: Airway diseases



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Z. Louvaris (Leuven, Belgium). Central hemodynamic and local muscle oxygenation responses during interval and continuous exercise in COPD.. 4871

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