Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Novel imaging analysis methodologies in diffuse lung diseases



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J. Brooke (Nottingham, United Kingdom), S. Safavi (Nottingham, United Kingdom), A. Prayle (Nottingham, United Kingdom), C. Ng (Nottingham, United Kingdom), J. Paul (Nottingham, United Kingdom), C. Bradley (Nottingham, United Kingdom), A. Cooper (Nottingham, United Kingdom), S. Munidasa (Toronto, Canada), B. Zanette (Toronto, Canada), G. Santyr (Toronto, Canada), H. Barr (Nottingham, United Kingdom), G. Major (Nottingham, United Kingdom), A. Smyth (Nottingham, United Kingdom), P. Gowland (Nottingham, United Kingdom), S. Francis (Nottingham, United Kingdom), I. Hall (Nottingham, United Kingdom). Proton MRI assessment of lung structure and function in people with cystic fibrosis. 350

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