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Clini EM et al. – Early PR in a cohort of AECOPD patients is feasible and it is associated to clinically meaningful improvement in exercise tolerance independent on the severity of dyspnoea. The proportion of patients reaching the limit of >=350m after this intervention is higher in the most severe patients.
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