Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Lung function diagnostics



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N. Ben Salah (Tunis, Tunisia), H. Snen (Tunis, Tunisia), H. Blibech (Tunis, Tunisia), D. Belkhiria (Tunis, Tunisia), L. Kaabi (Tunis, Tunisia), A. Zaaffouri (Tunis, Tunisia), N. Mehiri (Tunis, Tunisia), B. Louzir (Tunis, Tunisia). Is there an interest in modifying spirometric reference equations?. 3201

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