Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Phenotypes of obstructive diseases
Disease area: Airway diseases



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A. Rodrigues Sousa (Coimbra, Portugal), M. Pimenta Valério (Coimbra, Portugal), J. Nunes Caldeira (Coimbra, Portugal), C. Rodrigues (Coimbra, Portugal), A. Figueiredo (Coimbra, Portugal), F. Barata (Coimbra, Portugal). COPD phenotypes by computed tomography and ventilatory response to exercise. 1251

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