Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Clinical management of lung transplant recipients
Disease area: Interstitial lung diseases



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A. Palleschi (Milano (MI), Italy), A. Lomauro (Milano, Italy), E. Privitera (Milano (MI), Italy), E. Daffrè (Milano (MI), Italy), V. Musso (Milano (MI), Italy), A. Aliverti (Milano, Italy), L. Morlacchi (Milano (MI), Italy), R. Carrinola (Milano (MI), Italy), V. Rossetti (Milano (MI), Italy), M. Nosostti (Milano, Italy). Clamshell vs bilateral anterolateral thoracotomy for double lung transplantation: impact on vital capacity. 1941

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