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Risk assessment and treatment of complications in thoracic surgery patients
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Features of prediction FEV1 after lobectomy in COPD patients with central or peripheral lung cancer.
A. Petrunkin, G. Nikolaev, P. Yablonsky (St-Petersburg, Russian Federation)
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Annual Congress 2008 - Risk assessment and treatment of complications in thoracic surgery patients
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Risk assessment and treatment of complications in thoracic surgery patients
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4208
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Thoracic oncology
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A. Petrunkin, G. Nikolaev, P. Yablonsky (St-Petersburg, Russian Federation). Features of prediction FEV1 after lobectomy in COPD patients with central or peripheral lung cancer.. Eur Respir J 2008; 32: Suppl. 52, 4208
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