Source: International Congress 2019 – Insights into assessment of functional status in respiratory disease patients
Disease area: Airway diseases



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K. Furlanetto (Londrina, Brazil), N. Correia (Londrina, Brazil), A. Morita (Londrina, Brazil), T. Spositon (Londrina, Brazil), J. Oliveira (Londrina, Brazil), D. Feitosa (Londrina, Brazil), M. Silva (Londrina, Brazil), D. Amaral (São Paulo, Brazil), A. Paulo (Fortaleza, Brazil), N. Melo (Fortaleza, Brazil), D. Mont´ Alverne (Fortaleza, Brazil), D. Pereira (Campo Grande, Brazil), R. Mesquita (Fortaleza, Brazil), F. Pitta (Londrina, Brazil), S. Dal Corso (São Paulo, Brazil). Reference values for seven different protocols of functional tests: a multicentre study. 1210

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