Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Screening, diagnosis, management and prognosis of lung cancer



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M. Conde (Vila Real, Portugal), S. Raimundo (Vila Real, Portugal), M. Brandão (Porto, Portugal), C. Parra (Vila Real, Portugal), A. Vale (Vila Real, Portugal), A. Fernandes (Vila Real, Portugal). First hospitalization in lung cancer patients – is timing important?. 2188

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