Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Tip the hat to paediatric bronchology
Disease area: Paediatric lung diseases



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S. Rovira Amigo (Barcelona, Spain), N. Baz Redon (Barcelona, Spain), N. Camats Tarruella (Barcelona, Spain), M. Fernández Cancio (Barcelona, Spain), I. Paramonov (Barcelona, Spain), S. Castillo Corullon (Barcelona, Spain), M. Cols (Barcelona, Spain), A. Caballero (Barcelona, Spain), C. Martin De Vicente (Zaragoza, Spain), Ó. Asensio (Sabadell, Spain), A. Reula (Valencia, Spain), A. Escribano (Valencia, Spain), F. Dasi (Valencia, Spain), M. Armengot Carceller (Valencia, Spain), E. Tizzano (Barcelona, Spain), A. Moreno Galdó (Barcelona, Spain). Implementation of a gene panel for the genetic diagnosis of primary ciliary dyskinesia. 5293

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