Automated computed tomography measures predict functional decline in cystic fibrosis - Vienna 2024

Emerging imaging techniques in chronic diseases and personalised medicine

Chair(s): ?d?m Domonkos T?rnoki, Helmut Prosch

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Automated computed tomography measures predict functional decline in cystic fibrosis

Gabrielle Baxter

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Quantitative CT measures are sensitive to clinical bronchiectasis severity: preliminary data from the BRILLIANT study

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Automated computed tomography measures predict functional decline in cystic fibrosis

Gabrielle Baxter

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Importance of subpleural fibrosis measured by a computer-aided system in patients with interstitial pneumonias, the prospective multicenter study.

Tae Iwasawa

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