Relationship Between Bacterial Flora in Sputum and Functional Impairment in Patients With Acute Exacerbations of COPD
Authors:
- Marc MiravitllesMMMarc Miravitlles
- Cristina EspinosaCECristina Espinosa
- Enrique Fernández-LasoEFEnrique Fernández-Laso
- José Alberto MartosJMJosé Alberto Martos
- José Antonio MaldonadoJMJosé Antonio Maldonado
- Miguel GallegoMGMiguel Gallego
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