CAPTAIN: Relationship between FEV1 reversibility at screening as a continuous variable and treatment response

G. Brusselle (Ghent, Belgium), N. Barnes (Brentford, Middlesex & London, United Kingdom), R. Buhl (Mainz, Germany), F. Gardiner (Brentford, Middlesex, United Kingdom), L. Heaney (Belfast, United Kingdom), H. Inoue (Kagoshima, Japan), G. Mosnaim (Evanston, IL, United States of America), A. Papi (Ferrara, Italy), E. Pizzichini (Brentford, Middlesex & Santa Catarina, United Kingdom), J. Tamaoki (Tokyo, Japan), C. Vogelmeier (Marburg, Germany), A. Zarankaite (Brentford, Middlesex, United Kingdom), I. Pavord (Oxford, United Kingdom)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Asthma inhalers: new devices and adherence
Session: Asthma inhalers: new devices and adherence
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Number: 3384

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