Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Physical activity and chronic lung disease
Disease area: Airway diseases



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L. Schneider (Londrina, Brazil), F. V. C. Machado (Maastricht, Netherlands), A. Rodrigues (Toronto, Canada), R. P. Hirata (Londrina, Brazil), L. C. Mantoani (Londrina, Brazil), C. A. Camillo (Londrina, Brazil), I. L. Brito (Londrina, Brazil), A. Andrello (Londrina, Brazil), L. Santin (Londrina, Brazil), J. Fonseca (Londrina, Brazil), L. F. Belo (Londrina, Brazil), M. P. Bertoche (Londrina, Brazil), D. C. Dala Pola (Londrina, Brazil), J. M. B. Bellançon (Londrina, Brazil), M. Ribeiro (Londrina, Brazil), A. A. Morita (Londrina, Brazil), K. C. Furlanetto (Londrina, Brazil), N. A. Hernandes (Londrina, Brazil), F. Pitta (Londrina, Brazil). Association between physical activity in daily life and exercise capacity in COPD: do total volume and/or isolated intensities play a role?. 254

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