Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Impact of COVID - 19, quality assurance and technology on pulmonary function



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K. De Soomer (Antwerp, Belgium), L. Casas (Antwerp, Belgium), H. Vaerenberg (Antwerp, Belgium), E. Oostveen (Antwerp, Belgium). Evaluation of the Global Lung function Initiative reference values for spirometry and diffusion capacity.. 2684

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