Evaluation of the 4-meter gait speed (4mGS) in patients with interstitial pneumonia: a prospective observational study.
R. Hirabayashi (Kobe, Japan), Y. Takahashi (Kobe, Japan), K. Wakata (Kobe, Japan), K. Nagata (Kobe, Japan), K. Hosoya (Kobe, Japan), H. Kawachi (Kobe, Japan), R. Mori (Kobe, Japan), M. Ito (Kobe, Japan), M. Kogo (Kobe, Japan), D. Fujimoto (Kobe, Japan), A. Nakagawa (Kobe, Japan), R. Tachikawa (Kobe, Japan), K. Otsuka (Kobe, Japan), K. Tomii (Kobe, Japan)
Source: International Congress 2018 – Idiopathic interstital pneumonias other than idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF)
Disease area: Interstitial lung diseases
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R. Hirabayashi (Kobe, Japan), Y. Takahashi (Kobe, Japan), K. Wakata (Kobe, Japan), K. Nagata (Kobe, Japan), K. Hosoya (Kobe, Japan), H. Kawachi (Kobe, Japan), R. Mori (Kobe, Japan), M. Ito (Kobe, Japan), M. Kogo (Kobe, Japan), D. Fujimoto (Kobe, Japan), A. Nakagawa (Kobe, Japan), R. Tachikawa (Kobe, Japan), K. Otsuka (Kobe, Japan), K. Tomii (Kobe, Japan). Evaluation of the 4-meter gait speed (4mGS) in patients with interstitial pneumonia: a prospective observational study.. 2946
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