C. Iliescu
- Home telemonitoring (forced expiratory volume in 1 s) in children with severe asthma does not reduce exacerbationsBy A. Deschildre, L. Béghin, J. Salleron, C. Iliescu, C. Thumerelle, C. Santos, A. Hoorelbeke, M. Scalbert, G. Pouessel, M. Gnansounou, J-L. Edmé and R. MatranA. DeschildreL. BéghinJ. SalleronC. IliescuC. ThumerelleC. SantosA. HoorelbekeM. ScalbertG. PouesselM. GnansounouJ-L. Edmé
- Home telemonitoring (FEV1) in children with severe asthma does not reduce exacerbationsBy A. Deschildre, L. Béghin, J. Salleron, C. Iliescu, C. Thumerelle, C. Santos, A. Hoorelbeke, M. Scalbert, G. Pouessel, M. Gnansounou, J-L. Edmé and R. MatranArticle | Published in 2011 in European Respiratory JournalA. DeschildreL. BéghinJ. SalleronC. IliescuC. ThumerelleC. SantosA. HoorelbekeM. ScalbertG. PouesselM. GnansounouJ-L. Edmé
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