Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – COVID - 19



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I. Lauwers (Eindhoven, Netherlands), M. Frankfort (Eindhoven, Netherlands), S. Dijkstra (Eindhoven, Netherlands), E. Pruijn (Eindhoven, Netherlands), L. Boormans (Eindhoven, Netherlands), R. Lauwers (Eindhoven, Netherlands), I. Lensen (Eindhoven, Netherlands), T. De Jong (Eindhoven, Netherlands), L. Verberne (Eindhoven, Netherlands), I. Idema (Nijmegen, Netherlands), N. Schouten (Eindhoven, Netherlands), C. Van Donkelaar (Eindhoven, Netherlands), H. Janssens (Rotterdam, Netherlands). Minimizing aerosol leakage for nebulizer treatment in the COVID-19 pandemic. 3486

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