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Advances in the measurement of lung function in infants: maximum flow-volume curves (forced expiratory flows from increased lung volumes)

Avances en la medición de función pulmonar en lactantes: curvas de flujo-volumen máximas (flujos espiratorios forzados desde volúmenes pulmonares aumentados)

Javier Mallol, Viviana Aguirre

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Javier Mallol

Hospital CRS El Pino, Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Santiago, Chile

Viviana Aguirre

Hospital CRS El Pino, Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Santiago, Chile

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Citation Mallol J, Aguirre V. Advances in the measurement of lung function in infants: maximum flow-volume curves (forced expiratory flows from increased lung volumes). Medwave 2001;1(09):e2570 doi: 10.5867/medwave.2001.09.2570

Submission date 01/01/1970

Acceptance date 01/01/1970

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