Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Back to infection basics



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N. Bricmont (Liège, Belgium), R. Bonhiver (Liège, Belgium), L. Benchimol (Liège, Belgium), M. Pirotte (Liège, Belgium), C. Moermans (Liège, Belgium), A. Poirrier (Liège, Belgium), P. Lefèbvre (Liège, Belgium), R. Louis (Liège, Belgium), M. Seghaye (Liège, Belgium), C. Kempeneers (Liège, Belgium). Ciliary videomicroscopy at room temperature might lack sensitivity for primary ciliary dyskinesia diagnosis. 2362

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