Source: International Congress 2019 – New insights into respiratory function testing
Disease area: Airway diseases



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S. Zimmermann (Sydney, Australia), J. Huvanandana (Sydney, Australia), C. Nguyen (Sydney, Australia), A. Gobbi (Milan, Italy), C. Farah (Sydney, Australia), M. Peters (Sydney, Australia), R. Dellaca (Milan, Italy), G. King (Sydney, Australia), C. Thamrin (Sydney, Australia). Temporal variability of forced oscillometry from home telemonitoring and relationship with patient-centred outcomes and AECOPD. 477

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