AS18 - Obstructive Lung Diseases Abstract Publication Voice_729_Severe_COPD_patients_with_high_readmission_have_high_mortality_rates.mp3

PATIENTS WITH SEVERE COPD WHO HAVE FREQUENT READMISSIONS HAVE HIGH MORTALITY RATES AND MAY NOT RESPOND TO STANDARD PATHWAYS.

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AS18 - Obstructive Lung Diseases
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Abstract Submission
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