Follow-up of patients with severe eosinophilic asthma receiving mepolizumab for one year in specialized asthma clinics in Greece.
M. Kallieri (Athens, Greece), E. Zervas (Athens, Greece), K. Katsoulis (Thessaloniki, Greece), E. Fouka (Thessaloniki, Greece), K. Porpodis (Thessaloniki, Greece), K. Samitas (Athens, Greece), A. Papaioannou (Athens, Greece), M. Kipourou (Thessaloniki, Greece), P. Lyberopoulos (Athens, Greece), E. Gaki (Trikala , Greece), S. Vittorakis (Chania, Greece), M. Markatos (Chania, Greece), K. Dimakou (Athens, Greece), S. Ampelioti (Athens, Greece), S. Koukidou (Athens, Greece), M. Makris (Athens, Greece), M. Ntakoula (Athens, Greece), M. Mitrova (Thessaloniki, Greece), S. Papiris (Athens, Greece), N. Tzanakis (Crete, Greece), D. Papakosta (Thessaloniki, Greece), P. Bakakos (Athens, Greece), S. Loukides (Athens, Greece)
Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Clinical and laboratory pharmacology in asthma
Session: Clinical and laboratory pharmacology in asthma
Session type: E-poster session
Number: 1414
Disease area: Airway diseases
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M. Kallieri (Athens, Greece), E. Zervas (Athens, Greece), K. Katsoulis (Thessaloniki, Greece), E. Fouka (Thessaloniki, Greece), K. Porpodis (Thessaloniki, Greece), K. Samitas (Athens, Greece), A. Papaioannou (Athens, Greece), M. Kipourou (Thessaloniki, Greece), P. Lyberopoulos (Athens, Greece), E. Gaki (Trikala , Greece), S. Vittorakis (Chania, Greece), M. Markatos (Chania, Greece), K. Dimakou (Athens, Greece), S. Ampelioti (Athens, Greece), S. Koukidou (Athens, Greece), M. Makris (Athens, Greece), M. Ntakoula (Athens, Greece), M. Mitrova (Thessaloniki, Greece), S. Papiris (Athens, Greece), N. Tzanakis (Crete, Greece), D. Papakosta (Thessaloniki, Greece), P. Bakakos (Athens, Greece), S. Loukides (Athens, Greece). Follow-up of patients with severe eosinophilic asthma receiving mepolizumab for one year in specialized asthma clinics in Greece.. 1414
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