Late Breaking Abstract - Functional prediction of post-operative lung physiology should really include diffusing capacity. - Milan 2023

Highway one to chronic lung allograft dysfunction

Chair(s): Michael Perch, Berta Saez Gimenez

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Late Breaking Abstract - Functional prediction of post-operative lung physiology should really include diffusing capacity.

Sylvia Verbanck

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Late Breaking Abstract - Functional prediction of post-operative lung physiology should really include diffusing capacity.

Sylvia Verbanck

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Does early scalloping of the flow volume loop predict chronic lung allograft dysfunction (CLAD)/bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome (BOS) and survival post lung transplantation?

Han Loong Tan

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Mesenchimal stromal cells as rescue therapy for refractory Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction: preliminary data of an Italian monocentric cohort

Sara Lettieri

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Donor-derived cell-free DNA in chronic lung allograft dysfunction phenotypes

Hanne Beeckmans

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Prediction of Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction by Serum KL-6 Levels

Marta Arjona Peris

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Effects of extracorporeal photo-apheresis in CLAD patients: PBMCs release of exosomal-miRNas, cytokines and growth factors

Sara Bozzini

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The local immune response after murine lung transplantation

Pieterjan Kerckhof

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Flow-cytometric assessment of T cell response to monitor immunosuppression

Torstein Watne

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Significance of chest CT opacities prior to CLAD onset in restrictive allograft syndrome

Hanne Beeckmans

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