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December 20, 1980: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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J Shafar
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M E Molyneaux
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R Mulcahy
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T D Swinscow
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E Grey-Turner
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R Bowlby
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December 20, 1980: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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December 13, 1980: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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October 28, 1978: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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August 28, 1976: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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July 24, 1976: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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W J Windebank, G Boyd, F Moran
When a patient presents with wheezing, pulmonary embolism is not usually considered as a possible cause. However, undoubtedly bronchoconstriction can be caused by pulmonary emboli and occasionally wheezing may be so obvious as to suggest a diagnosis of bronchial asthma. Eleven cases are reported in which wheezing was attributable to recurrent pulmonary emboli and one in which it was a clamant feature after a single embolic incident.
January 13, 1973: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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December 26, 1970: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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December 13, 1969: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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J J Shepherd
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February 3, 1968: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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August 12, 1967: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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R Smith, R A Oliver
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July 1, 1967: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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December 3, 1966: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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T N Morgan, I Donald, G M McAndrew
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July 2, 1966: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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July 2, 1966: British Medical Journal (1857-1980)
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