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193 related items for PubMed ID: 18713679

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    DiMarco AF, Geertman RT, Tabbaa K, Polito RR, Kowalski KE.
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  • 35. Optimal arrangement of magnetic coils for functional magnetic stimulation of the inspiratory muscles in dogs.
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  • 38. Chest wall motion after thixotropy conditioning of inspiratory muscles in healthy humans.
    Izumizaki M, Ohshima Y, Iwase M, Homma I.
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