Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Imaging-based phenotyping in pulmonary disease
Disease area: Airway diseases



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Y. Matsuo (Otsu, Japan), E. Ogawa (Otsu, Japan), A. Yamazaki (Otsu, Japan), S. Kawashima (Otsu, Japan), Y. Uchida (Otsu, Japan), H. Nakagawa (Otsu, Japan), D. Kinose (Otsu, Japan), M. Yamaguchi (Otsu, Japan), Y. Nakano (Otsu, Japan). The inspiratory and expiratory CT based COPD phenotypes using cluster analysis. 2086

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