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In vivo
endoscopic analysis of the bronchial structure using fluorescence fibered confocal microscopy
L. C. Thiberville, G. Bourg-Heckly, E. Peltier, C. Cave (Rouen, Evry, Paris, France)
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Annual Congress 2006 - Hot technologies in bronchoscopy and thoracoscopy
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Hot technologies in bronchoscopy and thoracoscopy
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972
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Airway diseases, Thoracic oncology
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L. C. Thiberville, G. Bourg-Heckly, E. Peltier, C. Cave (Rouen, Evry, Paris, France).
In vivo
endoscopic analysis of the bronchial structure using fluorescence fibered confocal microscopy. Eur Respir J 2006; 28: Suppl. 50, 972
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