Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Occupational and environmental causes of respiratory disease



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A. Preisser (Hamburg, Germany), K. Schlemmer (Hamburg, Germany), R. Herold (Hamburg, Germany), A. Laqmani (Hamburg, Germany), C. Terschüren (Hamburg, Germany), V. Harth (Hamburg, Germany). In former asbestos-exposed workers TCT findings are more highly correlated to DLCO than to vital capacity. 3164

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