Source: International Congress 2018 – Innovations in equipment and their application
Disease area: Airway diseases



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R. Kraemer (Berne, Switzerland), M. Leuenberger (St. Gallen, Switzerland), F. Gardin (Zürich, Switzerland), J. Barandun (Zürich, Switzerland), K. Klingler (Zürich, Switzerland), L. Kern (St. Gallen, Switzerland), M. Brutsche (St. Gallen, Switzerland). Post-bronchodilator response (PBDR) evaluated by plethysmographic and spirometric target parameters in patients with COPD, asthma-COPD-overlap (ACO) and asthma. 3399

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