Features of cough variant asthma and classic asthma during methacholine-induced brochoconstriction: a cross-sectional study.

Features of cough variant asthma and classic asthma during methacholine-induced brochoconstriction: a cross-sectional study.
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10.1186/1745-9974-5-3
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2009-03-09
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Cough (London, England)
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Mishima M
Mishima M
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作者:
Matsumoto H;Niimi A;Takemura M;Ueda T;Yamaguchi M;Matsuoka H;Jinnai M;Chin K;Mishima M

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