[DIFFUSION CAPACTIY OF THE LUNG AND ITS COMPONENTS IN INTERSTITIAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS IN CHILDHOOD].
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Biomedical subjects
Z HLOUSKOVA
Publications and source records attributed to Z HLOUSKOVA.
[NORMAL RESPIROMETRIC LEVEL IN HEALTHY CHILDREN].
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Adolescent↗
[CLINICAL PICTURE OF RECURRENT BRONCHITIS IN CHILDREN].
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Bronchitis↗
[The incidence of yeast in the sputum of children with chronic and recurrent respiratory diseases].
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[The incidence of viral antibodies in recurrent respiratory diseases].
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Antibodies↗
[The course of atelectasis in children].
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Child↗
[The incidence of recurrent respiratory diseases in the middle Bohemian regions].
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Disease↗
[Recurrent and chronic diseases of the respiratory system].
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Ambulatory Care Facilities↗
[Role of exercise therapy in chronic pulmonary diseases].
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[Chronic diffuse interstitial pneumonia in childhood].
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[Results of surgical therapy of chronic pulmonary diseases].
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Child↗
[Bronchoscopy in children].
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Bronchoscopy↗
[Recurrent pneumonia after measles & whooping cough].
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Child↗
[Physical training in certain chronic pulmonary diseases].
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Chronic Disease↗
[Clinical aspect of diseases of the respiratory tract with special reference to influenza].
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Biometry↗