Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Disease (aLRTD) is a complex clinical syndrome causing significant disease burden in a prospective cohort study

C. Hyams (Bristol, United Kingdom), E. Begier (New York, United States), J. Southern (Tadworth, United Kingdom), J. King (Bristol, United Kingdom), A. Morley (Bristol, United Kingdom), Z. Szasz-Benczur (Bristol, United Kingdom), M. Garcia Gonzalez (Bristol, United Kingdom), J. Kinney (Bristol, United Kingdom), J. Campling (Tadworth, United Kingdom), S. Gray (New York, United States), J. Oliver (Bristol, United Kingdom), R. Hubler (New York, United States), S. Valluri (New York, United States), A. Vyse (Tadworth, United Kingdom), G. Ellsbury (Tadworth, United Kingdom), J. Mclaughlin (New York, United States), B. Gessner (New York, United States), A. Finn (Bristol, United Kingdom)

Source: International Congress 2022 – Diagnosis, prevention and management of infectious respiratory diseases
Session: Diagnosis, prevention and management of infectious respiratory diseases
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 2452

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C. Hyams (Bristol, United Kingdom), E. Begier (New York, United States), J. Southern (Tadworth, United Kingdom), J. King (Bristol, United Kingdom), A. Morley (Bristol, United Kingdom), Z. Szasz-Benczur (Bristol, United Kingdom), M. Garcia Gonzalez (Bristol, United Kingdom), J. Kinney (Bristol, United Kingdom), J. Campling (Tadworth, United Kingdom), S. Gray (New York, United States), J. Oliver (Bristol, United Kingdom), R. Hubler (New York, United States), S. Valluri (New York, United States), A. Vyse (Tadworth, United Kingdom), G. Ellsbury (Tadworth, United Kingdom), J. Mclaughlin (New York, United States), B. Gessner (New York, United States), A. Finn (Bristol, United Kingdom). Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Disease (aLRTD) is a complex clinical syndrome causing significant disease burden in a prospective cohort study. 2452

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