Lung Ultrasound as a tool for monitoring the interstitial changes in recently hospitalised patients with COVID-19 pneumonia

Lung Ultrasound as a tool for monitoring the interstitial changes in recently hospitalised patients with COVID-19 pneumonia - the COVIDLUS study

N. Earl (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), A. Begbey (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), M. Davey (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), E. Ince (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), S. Greenslade (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), N. Sharma (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), N. Wakeham (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), K. Cox (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), T. Loke (Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom)

Source: International Congress 2022 – New techniques and improvements in lung function assessment

Session: New techniques and improvements in lung function assessment
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 1237

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N. Earl (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), A. Begbey (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), M. Davey (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), E. Ince (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), S. Greenslade (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), N. Sharma (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), N. Wakeham (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), K. Cox (Tunbridge Wells (Kent), United Kingdom), T. Loke (Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom). Lung Ultrasound as a tool for monitoring the interstitial changes in recently hospitalised patients with COVID-19 pneumonia - the COVIDLUS study. 1237

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