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Exercise testing and respiratory muscles in various diseases
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Influence of different postures on respiratory muscles activity during maximal voluntary ventilation in healthy adults
D. Costa (Natal, Brazil), G. Gonçalo Silva (Natal, Brazil), J. Dos Santos (Natal, Brazil), L. Peroni Gualdi (Natal, Brazil), I. Lima (Natal, Brazil)
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International Congress 2019 – Exercise testing and respiratory muscles in various diseases
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Exercise testing and respiratory muscles in various diseases
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762
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Respiratory critical care
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