Source: International Congress 2017 – Air travel for respiratory patients



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Matthew Rutter (Cambridge, United Kingdom). Challenges to travelling with a lung condition: a patient perspective. International Congress 2017 – Air travel for respiratory patients

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Enas Batubara - 17.05.2018 15:25
it was very informative it is important to know the patient a disease or a condation

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