Source: International Congress 2019 – Clinical aspects of airway diseases
Disease area: Airway diseases



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I. Palma (Buenos Aires, Argentina), L. Castro Zorrilla (Buenos Aires, Argentina), A. Resguardo (Buenos Aires, Argentina), D. Martinez (Buenos Aires, Argentina), D. Troncoso (Buenos Aires, Argentina), V. Cruz (Buenos Aires, Argentina), J. Vina (Buenos Aires, Argentina), L. Alves (Buenos Aires, Argentina), M. Natiello (Buenos Aires, Argentina), R. Estevan (Buenos Aires, Argentina), N. Lazari (Buenos Aires, Argentina), M. Medin (Buenos Aires, Argentina), S. Inwentarz (Buenos Aires, Argentina), A. Videla (Buenos Aires, Argentina), D. Palmero (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Bronchial inflammation, respiratory symptoms and lung function in patients who finished treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis: is it the beginning of a new disease?. 2767

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