Source: International Congress 2019 – Exploring exercise responses in respiratory diseases
Disease area: Airway diseases



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E. Crisafulli (Parma, Italy), A. Manco (Parma, Italy), R. Pisi (Parma, Italy), C. Longo (Parma, Italy), A. Fantin (Parma, Italy), M. Aiello (Parma, Italy), P. Tzani (Parma, Italy), V. Alfieri (Parma, Italy), G. Bertorelli (Parma, Italy), A. Chetta (Parma, Italy). Resting ventilation inhomogeneity may affect ventilatory response during exercise and maximal exercise capacity in COPD patients. 1634

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