Stability of Improvements in Exercise Performance and Quality of Life Following Bilateral Lung Volume Reduction Surgery in Severe COPD
Authors:
- Gerald O'BrienGOGerald O'Brien
- Satoshi FurukawaSFSatoshi Furukawa
- Ann Marie KuzmaAKAnn Marie Kuzma
- John TravalineJTJohn Travaline
- Gerard J. CrinerGCGerard J. Criner
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