LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACT: Is there a relationship between use of inhaled antibiotics and prevalence of fungal isolates in the respiratory secretions of people with cystic fibrosis? A retrospective data analysis

Rosemary Lugg (Somerset, United Kingdom), Rosemary Lugg, Thomas Daniels

Source: International Congress 2015 – Cystic fibrosis: assessment and treatment
Session: Cystic fibrosis: assessment and treatment
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 1441
Disease area: Respiratory infections

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