Source: International Congress 2019 – Pathogenesis and prognosis of interstitial lung disease of known origin
Disease area: Interstitial lung diseases



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F. Hernandez Gonzalez (Barcelona, Spain), M. Calvo (Barcelona, Spain), L. Arosemena Angulo (Barcelona, Spain), M. Sanchez (Barcelona, Spain), M. Benegas (Barcelona, Spain), J. Ramirez (Barcelona, Spain), C. Lucena (Barcelona, Spain), C. Agusti (Barcelona, Spain), M. Boada (Barcelona, Spain), R. Castellanos (Barcelona, Spain), S. Rodriguez-Garcia (Barcelona, Spain), I. Bobolea (Barcelona, Spain), E. Arismendi (Barcelona, Spain), M. Pascal (Barcelona, Spain), O. Viñas (Barcelona, Spain), E. Ruiz (Barcelona, Spain), S. Prieto Gonzalez (Barcelona, Spain), G. Espinosa (Barcelona, Spain), S. Cuerpo (Barcelona, Spain), J. Francesqui (Barcelona, Spain), J. Sellares (Barcelona, Spain). Identification of indoor fungal antigens in assessment of hypersensitivity pneumonitis – an alternate approach. 1607

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