Source: Annual Congress 2012 - Various issues in clinical physiology
Disease area: Airway diseases



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W. Zin, F. Mazzoli-Rocha, V. Oliveira, D. Moreira, B. Barcellos, M. Lanzetti, S. Valenca, P. Saldiva, D. Faffe (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Time-dependency of lung recovery after a 4-week exposure to traffic and sugar cane burning air pollutants. Eur Respir J 2012; 40: Suppl. 56, 3790

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