An asymptomatic man with pathological chest radiography

Blanca De Vega Sanchez, Carlos Disdier Vicente, Maria Rosa Lopez Pedreira

Source: Breathe, 13 (4) e103; 10.1183/20734735.008717
Journal Issue: December

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