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Emphysema is a relatively common disease effecting 20 of 1000 people in the general population.1 IPF is a rare disease effecting about 30 of 100,000 people.2 CPFE is reported to occur in approximately 8% of patients with IPF.3 As would be expected, CPFE is rare in the general
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