Spanish consensus on the characteristics of severe asthmatic patients under biological treatment suitable for at home administration

A. Gomez-Bastero Fernandez (Sevilla, Spain), E. Chiner (Alicante, Spain), C. Cisneros Serrano (Madrid, Spain), J. Igea (Salamanca, Spain), E. Villamañán Bueno (Madrid, Spain), M. Rial (A Coruña, Spain), M. Pla Martí (Valencia, Spain), V. López Carrasco (Madrid, Spain), A. Martínez Meca (Madrid, Spain), L. Fernández Lisón (Cáceres, Spain), M. Sánchez-Herrero (Madrid, Spain), B. Velasco-Laorga (Madrid, Spain)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Advances in asthma treatment: monoclonal antibodies
Session: Advances in asthma treatment: monoclonal antibodies
Session type: E-poster
Number: 3728

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