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Imaging of different lung diseases: clinical and experimental observations
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Chest ultrasound examination (for pleural effusions) by chest physicians in the United Kingdom: a national web-based survey of the practice
A. Guhan, P. Walker, G. S. Leen, G. Naisby (Middlesbrough, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2008 - Imaging of different lung diseases: clinical and experimental observations
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Imaging of different lung diseases: clinical and experimental observations
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A. Guhan, P. Walker, G. S. Leen, G. Naisby (Middlesbrough, United Kingdom). Chest ultrasound examination (for pleural effusions) by chest physicians in the United Kingdom: a national web-based survey of the practice. Eur Respir J 2008; 32: Suppl. 52, 661
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