Active Cycle of Breathing Technique: A Respiratory Modality to Improve Perioperative Outcomes in Patients With Lung Cancer

Author:

Lu Han-Bing,Liu Xin,Wang Ya-Qing,Cao Hui-Ping,Ma Rui-Chen,Yin Ying-Ying,Song Chun-Yu,Yang Ting-Ting,Xie Jiao

Publisher

Oncology Nursing Society (ONS)

Subject

General Medicine

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