Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Primary care diagnosis and multimorbidities



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N. Das (Leuven, Belgium), A. Halilovic (Leuven, Belgium), J. Maes (Leuven, Belgium), K. Ray (Leuven, Belgium), M. Topalovic (Leuven, Belgium). Can AI help in detecting respiratory diseases with incomplete lung function data?. 3630

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