Source: Annual Congress 2010 - Clinical Trials: "EURO VENT - endobronchial valves in heterogeneous emphysema patients", "EASE - randomized trial of airway bypass in homogeneous emphysema"
Disease area: Airway diseases



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J. Cooper (Philadelphia, United States of America). EASE: major outcomes and lessons going forward. Annual Congress 2010 - Clinical Trials: "EURO VENT - endobronchial valves in heterogeneous emphysema patients", "EASE - randomized trial of airway bypass in homogeneous emphysema"

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