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    المصدر: PULMONOLOGIYA; № 2 (2000); 62-70 ; Пульмонология; № 2 (2000); 62-70 ; 2541-9617 ; 0869-0189

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    المصدر: PULMONOLOGIYA; № 3 (1998); 88-95 ; Пульмонология; № 3 (1998); 88-95 ; 2541-9617 ; 0869-0189

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    المصدر: PULMONOLOGIYA; № 2 (2002); 50-57 ; Пульмонология; № 2 (2002); 50-57 ; 2541-9617 ; 0869-0189

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    المصدر: PULMONOLOGIYA; № 1 (2004); 67-83 ; Пульмонология; № 1 (2004); 67-83 ; 2541-9617 ; 0869-0189

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    المصدر: PULMONOLOGIYA; № 3 (2001); 99-107 ; Пульмонология; № 3 (2001); 99-107 ; 2541-9617 ; 0869-0189 ; 10.18093/0869-0189-2001-0-3

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