Annual Congress Munich 2006

Saturday, 02.09.2006
Sunday, 03.09.2006
Monday, 04.09.2006
Tuesday, 05.09.2006
Wednesday, 06.09.2006

Citations should be made in the following way: Authors. Title. Eur Respir J 2006; 28: Suppl. 50, abstract number.


Material from 2006:
  • 4395 Abstracts
  • 610 Slide presentations
  • 175 Webcasts
  • 95 Handouts
  • 175 Multimedia files
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PG11 - Clinical highlights on tuberculosis

Postgraduate Course
Chairs: L. Casali (Terni, Italy), P. D. O. Davies (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Aims: This course is designed to offer an updated view on new and old scenarios starting from a clinical point of view. At the end of the course participants will:
• be able to recognize the clinical characteristics of TB both in normal and in compromised patients;
• be updated on knowledge of the optimal moments to start and to finish treatment. Target audience: Pneumologists, clinical-pharmacologists, GPs, nurses, paediatricians and pharmacologists.
Latent tuberculosis in the nonimmunocompromised host
T. Schaberg (Rotenburg, Germany)
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Tuberculosis in the immunocompromised host: atypical TB?
P. D. O. Davies (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Slide presentationPDF journal article, handout or slidesMultimedia files
Slide presentationPDF journal article, handout or slidesMultimedia files
The clinical and bacteriological basis for initiating a specific treatment
J-P. Zellweger (Lausanne, Switzerland)
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When may it be correct to stop the treatment? A clinical, bacteriological and radiological task
P. Kelly (Dublin, Ireland)
Slide presentationPDF journal article, handout or slidesMultimedia files
Slide presentationPDF journal article, handout or slidesMultimedia files