Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Exercise tolerance, supportive care and more in non-pulmonary fibrosis interstitial lung diseases



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D. Badenes Bonet (Barcelona, Spain), D. Rodríguez Chiaradia (Barcelona, Spain), A. Rodó Pin (Barcelona, Spain), O. Caguana Vélez (Barcelona, Spain), C. Cumplí Gargallo (Barcelona, Spain), R. Chalela Rengifo (Barcelona, Spain), M. Admetlló Papiol (Barcelona, Spain), F. Zuccarino (Barcelona, Spain), D. Ramal Leiva (Barcelona, Spain), E. Balcells Vilarnau (Barcelona, Spain). The role of incremental shuttle test after SARS-CoV2 infection. 2335

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