Mechanisms of Relief of Exertional Breathlessness Following Unilateral Bullectomy and Lung Volume Reduction Surgery in Emphysema
Authors:
- Katherine A. WebbKWKatherine A. Webb
- John C. BertleyJBJohn C. Bertley
- Laurence.K.L. ChauLCLaurence.K.L. Chau
- A. Alan ConlanACA. Alan Conlan
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