Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Management issues in thoracic oncology
Disease area: Thoracic oncology



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H. Mcdill (Bristol (Avon), United Kingdom), J. Noble (Bristol (Avon), United Kingdom), E. Barton (Bristol (Avon), United Kingdom), C. Clarke (Bristol (Avon), United Kingdom), M. Plummeridge (Bristol (Avon), United Kingdom), A. Bibby (Bristol (Avon), United Kingdom), A. Low (Bristol (Avon), United Kingdom). The role of a dedicated chest x-ray reporting tool in the lung cancer diagnostic pathway. 2909

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