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Cardiopulmonary exercise testing in patients with liver cirrhosis

October 4, 2015
Paul Older
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Ali, Ahmed A.; Abdel-Atty, Hisham E.; Azab, Nourane Y.; El-Wahsh, Rabab
A.; Dawood, Alaa El-Din E.; El-Gazzar, Hend M..

Egyptian Journal of Chest Diseases and Tuberculosis, October 2015, Vol. 64 Issue: Number 4
p959-962, 4p;

Abstract: To investigate the exercise performance and
cardiorespiratory efficiency in patients with liver cirrhosis.;

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