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Specific inhalation challengetest results in occupational and non-occupational asthma patients: Is monitoring peak expiratory flow rate sufficient for diagnosis?
B. Uzmezoglu (Ankara, Turkey), C. Simsek (Ankara, Turkey), G. Sari (Ankara, Turkey)
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Virtual Congress 2020 – Occupational and environmental causes of respiratory disease
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Occupational and environmental causes of respiratory disease
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Airway diseases
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