Respiratory microbiology outcomes from an observational study of ivacaftor in people with cystic fibrosis and non-G551D gating mutations (VOCAL)
C. Castellani (Genoa, Italy), N. Simmonds (London, United Kingdom), C. Colombo (Milan, Italy), N. Kinnman (Boston, United States of America), C. Desouza (Boston, United States of America), T. Thorat (Boston, United States of America), M. Chew (Boston, United States of America), K. Chandarana (Boston, United States of America), K. Van Der Ent (Utrecht, Netherlands)
Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Clinical effects of CFTR modulatory therapy and lung inflammation in children with cystic fibrosis
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C. Castellani (Genoa, Italy), N. Simmonds (London, United Kingdom), C. Colombo (Milan, Italy), N. Kinnman (Boston, United States of America), C. Desouza (Boston, United States of America), T. Thorat (Boston, United States of America), M. Chew (Boston, United States of America), K. Chandarana (Boston, United States of America), K. Van Der Ent (Utrecht, Netherlands). Respiratory microbiology outcomes from an observational study of ivacaftor in people with cystic fibrosis and non-G551D gating mutations (VOCAL). 2102
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