Data from the PROGRESS study - blood gene expression patterns predict severe outcome of community aqcuired pneumonia
S. Weis (Jena, Germany), H. Kirsten (Leipzig, Germany), E. Grunow (Jena, Germany), P. Ahnert (Leipzig, Germany), G. Nouailles (Berlin, Germany), M. Kiehntopf (Jena, Germany), P. Creutz (Berlin, Germany), M. Löffler (Leipzig, Germany), N. Suttorp (Berlin, Germany), M. Witzenrath (Berlin, Germany), M. Bauer (Jena, Germany), M. Scholz (Leipzig, Germany)
Source: International Congress 2018 – Improving the outcomes of community-acquired pneumonia
Session: Improving the outcomes of community-acquired pneumonia
Session type: Poster Discussion
Number: 2029
Disease area: Respiratory infections
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S. Weis (Jena, Germany), H. Kirsten (Leipzig, Germany), E. Grunow (Jena, Germany), P. Ahnert (Leipzig, Germany), G. Nouailles (Berlin, Germany), M. Kiehntopf (Jena, Germany), P. Creutz (Berlin, Germany), M. Löffler (Leipzig, Germany), N. Suttorp (Berlin, Germany), M. Witzenrath (Berlin, Germany), M. Bauer (Jena, Germany), M. Scholz (Leipzig, Germany). Data from the PROGRESS study - blood gene expression patterns predict severe outcome of community aqcuired pneumonia. 2029
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