Source: International Congress 2019 – Novel findings from asthma clinical trials
Disease area: Airway diseases



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W. Canonica (Milan, Italy), J. Virchow (Rostock, Germany), D. Singh (Manchester, United Kingdom), M. Kots (Parma, Italy), F. Zuccaro (Parma, Italy), A. Vele (Parma, Italy), G. Georges (Parma, Italy), S. Petruzzelli (Parma, Italy). Effect of high extrafine strength (HS) ICS-containing triple therapy on exacerbations in patients with severe asthma and persistent airflow limitation: Post-hoc analysis of the TRIGGER study. 5339

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