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Respiratory muscle function, postural control and breathing exercises in chronic respiratory conditions
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The Trunk Control Test: relations with respiratory muscle strength and peak expiratory cough flow
M. Messaggi Sartor (Barccelona, Spain), E. Marco (Barccelona, Spain), N. Neira-Fernandez (Barccelona, Spain), C. Ramirez-Fuentes (Barccelona, Spain), R. Boza (Barccelona, Spain), E. Duarte (Barccelona, Spain), A. Guillen-Solà (Barccelona, Spain)
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International Congress 2018 – Respiratory muscle function, postural control and breathing exercises in chronic respiratory conditions
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Respiratory muscle function, postural control and breathing exercises in chronic respiratory conditions
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