Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Clinical parameters in severe asthma
Disease area: Airway diseases



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S. Rizzello (Firenze (FI), Italy), C. Allegrini (Firenze (FI), Italy), L. Ciambellotti (Firenze (FI), Italy), C. De Filippis (Firenze (FI), Italy), F. Lavorini (Firenze (FI), Italy), G. Camiciottoli (Firenze (FI), Italy). A “gender phenotype” does really exist in severe asthma.. 2234

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