Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Quantitative imaging in diffuse lung disease
Disease area: Airway diseases



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F. Herth (HeidelbergHeidelberg, Germany), C. Heussel (HeidelbergHeidelberg, Germany), O. Weinheimer (HeidelbergHeidelberg, Germany), H. Kauczor (HeidelbergHeidelberg, Germany), M. Wielpuetz (HeidelbergHeidelberg, Germany), F. Trudzinski (HeidelbergHeidelberg, Germany), F. Trinkmann (HeidelbergHeidelberg, Germany). Quantitative analysis of paired inspiratory and expiratory CT correlates highly with lung function measurements in COPD patients under tiotropium-olodaterol respimat. 4331

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