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Symptoms, risks, complications and palliative care in thoracic oncology
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Upper limbs exercise capacity in high-risk patients undergoing lung resection
J. Rodriguez Torres (Granada, Spain), F. Quero-Valenzuela (Granada, Spain), I. Piedra-Fernández (Granada, Spain), A. Heredia-Ciuró (Granada, Spain), L. López-López (Granada, Spain), M. Valenza (Granada, Spain)
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International Congress 2019 – Symptoms, risks, complications and palliative care in thoracic oncology
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Symptoms, risks, complications and palliative care in thoracic oncology
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4667
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Thoracic oncology
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