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An interesting case of incidental solitary pulmonary nodule

Mahismita Patro, Dipti Gothi, Ram Babu Sah, Sameer Vaidya
Breathe 2018 14: e128-e133; DOI: 10.1183/20734735.019018
Mahismita Patro
Department of pulmonary medicine, ESI PGIMSR, New Delhi, India
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Dipti Gothi
Department of pulmonary medicine, ESI PGIMSR, New Delhi, India
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Ram Babu Sah
Department of pulmonary medicine, ESI PGIMSR, New Delhi, India
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Sameer Vaidya
Department of pulmonary medicine, ESI PGIMSR, New Delhi, India
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An interesting case of incidental solitary pulmonary nodule
Mahismita Patro, Dipti Gothi, Ram Babu Sah, Sameer Vaidya
Breathe Dec 2018, 14 (4) e128-e133; DOI: 10.1183/20734735.019018

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An interesting case of incidental solitary pulmonary nodule
Mahismita Patro, Dipti Gothi, Ram Babu Sah, Sameer Vaidya
Breathe Dec 2018, 14 (4) e128-e133; DOI: 10.1183/20734735.019018
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