Effects of physiological variation on parameter estimates in a dynamic model of FeNO

P. Muchmore (Los Angeles, United States of America), S. Eckel (Los Angeles, United States of America), E. Rappaport (Los Angeles, United States of America), Y. Zhang (Salt Lake City, United States of America), E. Garcia (Los Angeles, United States of America), K. Berhane (Los Angeles, United States of America), W. Linn (Los Angeles, United States of America), N. Molshatski (Los Angeles, United States of America), R. Habre (Los Angeles, United States of America), F. Gilliland (Los Angeles, United States of America)

Source: International Congress 2018 – Clinical determinants of asthma and biomarkers
Session: Clinical determinants of asthma and biomarkers
Session type: Poster Discussion
Number: 5040
Disease area: Airway diseases

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