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Nonlinear trajectories of lung function recovery in patients with pulmonary disease: empirical evaluation of longitudinal modeling approaches
Introduction: Longitudinal lung function recovery after pulmonary disease commonly follows nonlinear trajectories, and failure to adequately model these trajectories can lead to biased or misleading estimates of treatment effects. However, an important methodological gap remains as there is limited
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