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Does heart failure make a difference in pulmonary function testing?
N. Slepchenko (Vinnytsya, Ukraine), Y. Mostovoy (Vinnytsya, Ukraine), N. Tsymbaliuk (Vinnytsya, Ukraine), A. Sidorov (Vinnytsya, Ukraine), K. Dmytriiev (Vinnytsya, Ukraine)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Unusual tools for evaluating obstructive diseases
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Unusual tools for evaluating obstructive diseases
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