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Primary prevention programs directed against PAD should therefore include a fiber recommendation.
A trade-off between the fiber–matrix bond and fiber strength loss should be considered.
These results indicate that lung digestion methods should be carefully assessed for each fiber type before initiating fiber clearance studies.
We suggest that small fiber should be studied before large fiber function to diagnosis distal and symmetrical DN.

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