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Impact of COVID - 19, quality assurance and technology on pulmonary function

Oral Presentation
Chairs: K. Sylvester (Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), United Kingdom), A. McGowan (Dublin 15, Ireland)
Aims: This session is built from abstracts published on the ERS Congress platform from 23 August, in a PowerPoint format with a pre-recorded audio narration. The live session is scheduled from September 5-7 and each presenter will have a 5-minutes live, slide show presentation followed at the end of the session by 30-minutes general discussion.

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Ventilation heterogeneity after COVID-19 O. Savushkina (Moscow, Russian Federation), A. Cherniak (Moscow, Russian Federation), A. Zaitsev (Moscow, Russian Federation), E. Kryukov (St. Petersburg, Russian Federation)
Evaluation of patient attendance to respiratory physiology in the midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic C. Hurst (Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom), S. Yearsley (Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom), H. Stone (Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom), I. Cliff (Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom), S. Yearsley (Stoke-on-Trent (Staffordshire), United Kingdom)
Implementation of the 2017 ERS Methacholine Challenge Standard I. Steenbruggen (Zwolle, Netherlands), P. De Laat (Zwolle, Netherlands), A. Van De Geijn (Uden, Netherlands), J. Van Den Berg (Zwolle, Netherlands)
Evaluation of the Global Lung function Initiative reference values for spirometry and diffusion capacity. K. De Soomer (Antwerp, Belgium), L. Casas (Antwerp, Belgium), H. Vaerenberg (Antwerp, Belgium), E. Oostveen (Antwerp, Belgium)
Pulmonary airway resistance variability in normal biologic quality control subjects among pulmonary function testing systems across British Columbia. C. Mottram (Rochester, United States of America), T. Mccaskill (Vancouver, Canada), J. Road (Vancouver, Canada), N. Rakhra (Vancouver, Canada)
Do bacterial/viral filters impact quality assurance verification of ultrasonic spirometers? L. Robertson (Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), United Kingdom), R. Lowry (Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), United Kingdom), K. Sylvester (Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), United Kingdom)
Breath detection algorithms effect lung function outcomes M. Oestreich (Bern, Switzerland), B. Frauchiger (Bern, Switzerland), P. Latzin (Bern, Switzerland), F. Wyler (Bern, Switzerland), K. Ramsey (Bern, Switzerland)
Real-world application of Spirometry Quality Control Deep-Learning Algorithm S. Stanojevic (Halifax (NS), Canada), P. Powell (Sheffield, United Kingdom), G. Hall (Perth, Austria), M. Topalovic (Leuven, Belgium), N. Das (Leuven, Belgium), K. Ray (Leuven, Belgium), F. Ratjen (Toronto, Canada), R. Jensen (Toronto, Canada), C. Jimenez-Ruiz (Madrid, Spain), C. Hernandez (Barcelona, Spain), F. Burgos (Barcelona, Spain), W. Janssens (Leuven, Belgium)
Use of artificial intelligence for improving quality control of oscillometry C. Veneroni (Milano, Italy), A. Acciarito (Milano, Italy), P. Pompilio (Milano, Italy), A. Gobbi (Milano, Italy), R. Dellacà (Milano, Italy)
Late Breaking Abstract - Effects of respiratory muscle training on quality of life, physical function, and psychological state in Post-COVID Syndrome T. Del Corral Nuñez-Flores (Madrid, Spain), R. Fabero-Garrido (Madrid, Spain), G. Plaza-Manzano (Madrid, Spain), C. Fernández-De-Las-Peñas (Alcorcon, Spain), M. Díaz-Arribas (Madrid, Spain), I. López-De-Uralde-Villanueva (Madrid, Spain)
Discussion