Source: International Congress 2018 – The value of lung function testing in various pathophysiological conditions
Disease area: Airway diseases



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G. Spoletini (Leeds, United Kingdom), A. Sawant (Leeds, United Kingdom), S. Watts (Leeds, United Kingdom), M. Townson (Leeds, United Kingdom), P. Whitaker (Leeds, United Kingdom), I. Clifton (Leeds, United Kingdom), T. Sutherland (Leeds, United Kingdom), M. Elliott (Leeds, United Kingdom), D. Peckham (Leeds, United Kingdom). A new score to identify patients who need fitness to fly test. 2435

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