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Autogenic drainage vs high frequency chest wall oscillation: Hospital admissions
- Population
- adults with cystic fibrosis
- Intervention
- Autogenic drainage
- Comparison
- high frequency chest wall oscillation
- Outcome
- Hospital admissions
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