Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Clinical problems associated with cough, pleura and respiratory health status



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P. Cho (London, United Kingdom), P. Cho (London, United Kingdom), K. Rhatigan (London, United Kingdom), M. Oras (London, United Kingdom), H. Fletcher (London, United Kingdom), C. Jolley (London, United Kingdom), R. Turner (London, United Kingdom), S. Birring (London, United Kingdom), S. Birring (London, United Kingdom), P. Cho (London, United Kingdom). Clinically meaningful thresholds for change in cough severity visual analogue scale in chronic cough. 3145

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