Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Unusual tools for evaluating obstructive diseases
Disease area: Airway diseases



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A. Gogali (Ioannina, Greece), K. Exarchos (Ioannina, Greece), K. Bartziokas (Ioannina, Greece), A. Sioutkou (Ioannina, Greece), N. Agerskov (Stockholm, Sweden), K. Kostikas (Ioannina, Greece). Validation study of the quality of home spirometry performed by Air Next spirometer in combination with mobile coaching system: preliminary results. 166

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