Predictors of changes in 6-min walking distance following pulmonary rehabilitation in COPD patients: a retrospective cohort analysis

Y. Al Chikhanie (Grenoble , France), S. Bailly (Grenoble , France), D. Veale (Dieulefit, France), F. Hérengt (Dieulefit, France), S. Verges (Grenoble , France)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Lung function evaluation and assessment of airway diseases
Session: Lung function evaluation and assessment of airway diseases
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Number: 1059

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