Source: International Congress 2019 – Diagnosis of lung cancer
Disease area: Thoracic oncology



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S. Rodrigues Sousa (Coimbra, Portugal), J. Nunes Caldeira (Coimbra, Portugal), T. Costa (Coimbra, Portugal), Y. Martins (Coimbra, Portugal), A. Figueiredo (Coimbra, Portugal), F. Barata (Coimbra, Portugal). Hemoptysis and lung cancer: can we be reassured when Chest CT is negative?. 3066

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