Causes of Atelectasis, pulmonary

Synonyms:

Atelectases, atelectasis, Atelectasis (disorder), Atelectasis (with pulmonary collapse), Collapse lung, Collapse of lung, collapse pulmonary, Collapsed lung, Lobar collapse, LUNG COLLAPSE, Pulmon collapse atelectasis, Pulmonary atelectasis, Pulmonary collapse, Pulmonary collapse atelactasis or atelectasis or collapse lung, Pulmonary collapse with atelectasis, Pulmonary collapse-atelactasis (less)

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