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Chronic lung disease : effects of rehabilitation interventions on functional outcomes in patients
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Comparison between six minutes walking test and three minutes step test in COPD patients.
M. Beaumont (Morlaix, France), A. Losq (Bruxelles, Belgium), L. Péran (Morlaix, France), C. Le Ber (Morlaix, France), G. Reychler (Bruxelles, Belgium)
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International Congress 2018 – Chronic lung disease : effects of rehabilitation interventions on functional outcomes in patients
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Chronic lung disease : effects of rehabilitation interventions on functional outcomes in patients
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Airway diseases
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