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Comparison of an Electronic Spirometer with a Pediatric Wright Peak Flow Meter and their Relationship to Clinical Symptomatology in Asthmatic Children

Seth S. Schurman Allergy Fellow, Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, New York, 11201
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Lawrence T. Chiaramonte Allergy, Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, New York, 11201
Pages 129-135 | Published online: 02 Jul 2009

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Joan K. Wigal, Harry Kotses, Thomas L. Creer, Deborah L. Harm & Todd R. Tinker. (1986) Total Respiratory Resistance and Peak Expiratory Flow Rate: An Intrasubject Comparison. Journal of Asthma 23:1, pages 11-13.
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Lawrence T. Chiaramonte, Salvatore Dangelo, Arlene T. Schneider & Joseph R. Bongiorno. (1977) Intractable asthma care in children. Journal of Asthma Research 14:3, pages 119-129.
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