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Evaluation of functional exercise capacity using two-field test in lung cancer patients
N. Vardar Yagli (Ankara, Turkey), K. Kiliç (Ankara, Turkey), M. Saglam (Ankara, Turkey), E. Calik Kütükcü (Ankara, Turkey), D. Inal Ince (Ankara, Turkey), S. Kilickap (Ankara, Turkey)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Exercise tolerance and functional status across respiratory diseases
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Exercise tolerance and functional status across respiratory diseases
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