Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Bronchiectasis and pleural infection



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I. DOMINGUEZ ZABALETA (Madrid, Spain), S. Suarez Escudero (Madrid, Spain), B. Recio Moreno (Madrid, Spain), C. Castro Riera (Madrid, Spain), Z. Ji (Madrid, Spain), J. De Miguel Diez (Madrid, Spain), L. Puente Maestu (Madrid, Spain), W. Giron Matute (Madrid, Spain). Pleural empyema in hospitalization and mortality risk: application of RAPID score.. 2023

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