Source: International Congress 2018 – Moving lung transplantation forward



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E. Edvardsen (Oslo, Norway), M. Ulvestad (Oslo, Norway), M. Lund (Oslo, Norway), J. Kongerud (Oslo, Norway), I. Alteren (Oslo, Norway), H. Flatsetøy (Oslo, Norway), V. Klungerbo (Oslo, Norway), S. Roterud (Oslo, Norway), M. Durheim (Oslo, Norway). Physical activity, physical fitness and quality of life in lung transplant recipients. 2591

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