Patients with PRIS(m) have a high mortality in the longitudinal analysis over a period of 12 years ? Results of the BACOP study - Vienna 2024

Clinical and functional aspects in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Chair(s): Mona Bafadhel, Fabio L. M. Ricciardolo

Session type: Oral presentation

Patients with PRIS(m) have a high mortality in the longitudinal analysis over a period of 12 years ? Results of the BACOP study

Sebastian F?hndrich

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Patients with PRIS(m) have a high mortality in the longitudinal analysis over a period of 12 years Results of the BACOP study

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