The use of objective 24 hour cough monitoring to measure clinical improvement in cystic fibrosis.

K. Brindle (Hull, United Kingdom), R. Thompson (Hull, United Kingdom), C. Wright (Hull, United Kingdom), T. Cavany (Hull, United Kingdom), D. Ingram (Hull, United Kingdom), M. Robinson (Hull, United Kingdom), A. Morice (Hull, United Kingdom)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Management of chronic cough and obstructive diseases
Session: Management of chronic cough and obstructive diseases
Session type: E-poster
Number: 1940

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