The ROSE criteria for coexistent COPD-bronchiectasis: association with future exacerbations and death

W. Dolliver (Boston, MA, United States), W. Wang (Boston, MA, United States), J. Orejas (Boston, MA, United States), D. Maselli (San Antonio, TX, United States), A. Yen (San Diego, CA, United States), K. Young (Aurora, CO, United States), G. Kinney (Aurora, CO, United States), M. Cho (Boston, MA, United States), R. San José Estépar, (Boston, MA, United States), A. Diaz (Boston, MA, United States)

Source: International Congress 2022 – Bronchiectasis
Session: Bronchiectasis
Session type: Oral Presentation
Number: 3755

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W. Dolliver (Boston, MA, United States), W. Wang (Boston, MA, United States), J. Orejas (Boston, MA, United States), D. Maselli (San Antonio, TX, United States), A. Yen (San Diego, CA, United States), K. Young (Aurora, CO, United States), G. Kinney (Aurora, CO, United States), M. Cho (Boston, MA, United States), R. San José Estépar, (Boston, MA, United States), A. Diaz (Boston, MA, United States). The ROSE criteria for coexistent COPD-bronchiectasis: association with future exacerbations and death. 3755

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