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15 January 2015 by Paul Corris

Conference talk

The UK and Ireland National PH Collaboration and Incident Case Registry - Prof. Paul Corris

All credits: Prof. Paul Corris, Newcastle University and Freeman Hospital

A Conference Talk by:Prof. Paul Corris,Newcastle University and Freeman HospitalPresented at: 8th PVRI Annual World Congress, Guangzhou, China.

 

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Paul Corris

Professor of Thoracic Medicine

United Kingdom

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