Source: International Congress 2019 – General thoracic surgery
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N. Denisova (Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation), L. Kiryukhina (Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation), N. Nefedova (Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation), G. Kudriashov (Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation), E. Sokolovich (Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation), P. Yablonskii (Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation). Predicted versus observed respiratory parameters after lung resection in different postoperative periods in pulmonary tuberculosis patients. 1093

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