Source: International Congress 2019 – Airway physiology
Disease area: Airway diseases



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D. Radovanovic (Milan, Italy), C. Zilianti (Milan, Italy), A. Cristiano (Milan, Italy), T. Pilocane (Milan, Italy), P. Gaboardi (Milan, Italy), A. Airoldi (Milan, Italy), M. Pecchiari (Milan, Italy), P. Santus (Milan, Italy). Origin of the expiratory looping in the alveolar pressure - flow relation in stable COPD patients at rest.. 353

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