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Thoracic ultrasound: future applications and current evidence
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High diagnostic yield of ultrasound-guided percutaneous needle biopsy of peripheral lung and pleural lesions, lymph nodes, and other sites performed by respiratory physicians
C. Lim (Melbourne, Australia), S. Karnam (Melbourne, Australia), L. Irving (Melbourne, Australia), G. Hammerschlag (Melbourne, Australia), J. Taverner (Melbourne, Australia)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – Thoracic ultrasound: future applications and current evidence
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Thoracic ultrasound: future applications and current evidence
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