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[Bilateral phrenic involvement disclosing Parsonage Turner syndrome].

E Petit·F Devière·F Tabaraud·T Truong·J M Vallat·P Couratier
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E Petit, F Devière, F Tabaraud, T Truong, J M Vallat, P Couratier. 2000. [Bilateral phrenic involvement disclosing Parsonage Turner syndrome].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10795021/

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