Patients with severe COPD show significant improvements in dyspnea and lung function with once-daily QVA149: The BLAZE study
D. A. Mahler, M. Decramer, A. D'Urzo, H. Worth, T. White, V. Alagappan, H. Chen, K. Kulich, N. Gallagher, D. Banerji (Hanover, East Hanover, United States Of America; Leuven, Belgium; Toronto, Canada; Fürth, Germany; Basel, Switzerland; Horsham, United Kingdom)
Source: Annual Congress 2013 –New clinical trials of asthma and COPD drugs
Session: New clinical trials of asthma and COPD drugs
Session type: Poster Discussion
Number: 3386
Disease area: Airway diseases
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D. A. Mahler, M. Decramer, A. D'Urzo, H. Worth, T. White, V. Alagappan, H. Chen, K. Kulich, N. Gallagher, D. Banerji (Hanover, East Hanover, United States Of America; Leuven, Belgium; Toronto, Canada; Fürth, Germany; Basel, Switzerland; Horsham, United Kingdom). Patients with severe COPD show significant improvements in dyspnea and lung function with once-daily QVA149: The BLAZE study. Eur Respir J 2013; 42: Suppl. 57, 3386
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