SARS-Cov-2 infection in asthma patients treated with biologics

A. Papaioannou (Athens, Greece), E. Fouka (Thessaloniki, Greece), ?. Tzanakis (Crete, Greece), K. ?ntoniou (Crete, Greece), ?. Samitas (Athens , Greece), ?. ?ervas (Athens , Greece), ?. ?ostikas (Ioannina, Greece), ?. Bartziokas (Ioannina, Greece), ?. Porpodis (Thessaloniki, Greece), D. Papakosta (Thessaloniki, Greece), ?. ?zouvelekis (Patras, Greece), I. Gerogianni (Larissa, Greece), ?. ?otsiou (Larissa, Greece), ?. ?akris (Athens, Greece), ?. ?ovina (Athens, Greece), G. Vlachou (Tripoli, Greece), ?. ?arkatos (Heraklion, Greece), S. Vittorakis (Chania, Greece), ?. ?atsoulis (Thessaloniki, Greece), I. Papanikolaou (Corfu, Greece), P. ?atsaounou (Athens, Greece), P. Steiropoulos (Alexandroupolis, Greece), D. Latsios (Drama, Greece), K. Dimakou (Athens, Greece), G. Hillas (Athens, Greece), S. ?ryfon (Thessaloniki, Greece), A. Georgopoulou (Thessaloniki, Greece), P. Avarlis (Kalamata, Greece), P. Bakakos (Athens, Greece), ?. ?arkopooulou (minapaspala@gmail.com, Greece), ?. Gaki (Trikala, Greece), A. Paspala (Thessaloniki , Greece), ?. Kyriakaki (Athens, Greece)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Exacerbations of chronic respiratory diseases, including SARS-CoV-2
Session: Exacerbations of chronic respiratory diseases, including SARS-CoV-2
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 4057

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A. Papaioannou (Athens, Greece), E. Fouka (Thessaloniki, Greece), ?. Tzanakis (Crete, Greece), K. ?ntoniou (Crete, Greece), ?. Samitas (Athens , Greece), ?. ?ervas (Athens , Greece), ?. ?ostikas (Ioannina, Greece), ?. Bartziokas (Ioannina, Greece), ?. Porpodis (Thessaloniki, Greece), D. Papakosta (Thessaloniki, Greece), ?. ?zouvelekis (Patras, Greece), I. Gerogianni (Larissa, Greece), ?. ?otsiou (Larissa, Greece), ?. ?akris (Athens, Greece), ?. ?ovina (Athens, Greece), G. Vlachou (Tripoli, Greece), ?. ?arkatos (Heraklion, Greece), S. Vittorakis (Chania, Greece), ?. ?atsoulis (Thessaloniki, Greece), I. Papanikolaou (Corfu, Greece), P. ?atsaounou (Athens, Greece), P. Steiropoulos (Alexandroupolis, Greece), D. Latsios (Drama, Greece), K. Dimakou (Athens, Greece), G. Hillas (Athens, Greece), S. ?ryfon (Thessaloniki, Greece), A. Georgopoulou (Thessaloniki, Greece), P. Avarlis (Kalamata, Greece), P. Bakakos (Athens, Greece), ?. ?arkopooulou (minapaspala@gmail.com, Greece), ?. Gaki (Trikala, Greece), A. Paspala (Thessaloniki , Greece), ?. Kyriakaki (Athens, Greece). SARS-Cov-2 infection in asthma patients treated with biologics. 4057

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