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Who should be referred for lung volume reduction treatment?

Kutywayo et al., 2020

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Kutywayo I
Rathinam S
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(COPD) is a chronic, debilitating and progressive disease with many patients having frequent exacerbations requiring intervention. 1 COPD incorporates a variety of diseases including emphysema and chronic bronchitis and has irreversible chronic obstruction of …
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