Source: International Congress 2018 – The importance of the pulmonary function test in different clinical settings
Disease area: Airway diseases



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A. Ben Saad (Monastir , Tunisia), S. Cheikh Mhamed (Monastir , Tunisia), G. Trigui (Monastir , Tunisia), N. Fahem (Monastir , Tunisia), A. Migaou (Monastir , Tunisia), S. Joobeur (Monastir , Tunisia), N. Rouatbi (Monastir , Tunisia). The frequent exacerbator phenotype in bronchiectasis: predictors and particularities. 5292

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