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    A. I. Goldberg MD, MBA, FAAP, FACPE, Master FCCP (Professor of Pediatrics, Past-President, American College of Chest Physicians, Past-President, American Academy of Home Care Physicians) (Professor of Pediatrics, Past-President, American College of Chest Physicians, Past-President, American Academy of Home Care Physicians)

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Micheletto, C., Dal Negro, R.W. (2006). Complicazioni nei pazienti in ossigenoterapia domiciliare a lungo termine. In: Dal Negro, R.W., Goldberg, A.I. (eds) Ossigenoterapia domiciliare a lungo termine in Italia. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/88-470-0463-2_11

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