Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Biomarkers to phenotype COPD: prediction of exacerbations



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R. Barros (Lisboa, Portugal), L. Raposo (Lisboa, Portugal), N. Moreira (Lisboa, Portugal), M. Rocha (Lisboa, Portugal), P. Calaça (Lisboa, Portugal), I. Spencer (Lisboa, Portugal), A. Oliveira (Lisboa, Portugal), C. Bárbara (Lisboa, Portugal). Maximal respiratory pressures in COPD: What are the influencing factors?. 3435

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