[Therapy of pulmonary hypertension].
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Biomedical subjects
F SPENGLER
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[Causes of pulmonary dyspnea].
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Dyspnea↗
[Roentgenological procedure in evaluation of degree of severity in emphysema].
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Emphysema↗
[Spirometric investigation on expiratory ventilation mechanisms in pulmonary emphysema].
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Emphysema↗
[Basic concepts and method of respiratory function test. IV. Evaluation of ventilation disorders in clinical examples].
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[Interferometric determination of residual air volume of the lung by nitrogen serial method in closed circulatory system].
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Lung↗
[Methods and evaluation of lung function tests].
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Breath Tests↗
[Method and fundamental principle of respiratory function tests. 3. Dead air space and alveolar ventilation].
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Humans↗
[Method and fundamental principles of respiration function tests. 2. The interferometric determination of the functional residual air in the closed circulatory system according to the nitrogen series method].
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Breath Tests↗
[Theory of method and fundamental conceptions of respiration function tests. I. Spirography].
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Breath Tests↗
[Simulation of hemorrhagic diathesis by artefact].
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Artifacts↗
[Polland-Matzenauer symmetrical dysmenorrheal dermatitis, an art9efact or a clinical entity].
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Dermatitis↗
[Malignant type of fragile osteosclerosis with anemia].
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Anemia↗