Volatile organic compound (VOC) analysis to differentiate between bacterial and viral respiratory infections in COPD

F. Kamal (London, United Kingdom), S. Kumar (London, United Kingdom), A. Singanayagam (London, United Kingdom), M. Edwards (London, United Kingdom), A. Romano (London, United Kingdom), K. Veslkov (London, United Kingdom), I. Laponogov (London, United Kingdom), G. Donaldson (London, United Kingdom), S. Johnston (London, United Kingdom), J. Wedzicha (London, United Kingdom), G. Hanna (London, United Kingdom)

Source: International Congress 2018 – The airway microbiome across the spectrum of airway disease
Session: The airway microbiome across the spectrum of airway disease
Session type: Poster Discussion
Number: 5301
Disease area: Respiratory infections

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