Clinical Severity and High-Resolution CT severity score in COVID-19; is there an association? - Vienna 2024

Imaging and physiological measurement in respiratory infection

Chair(s): Martin Witzenrath, Jo Cordeiro Da Costa

Session type: Poster session

Clinical Severity and High-Resolution CT severity score in COVID-19; is there an association?

Kaleem Toori

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Clinical Severity and High-Resolution CT severity score in COVID-19; is there an association?

Kaleem Toori

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Automatic analysis of bronchus-artery ratios and mucus plugs of 640 chest CTs of EMBARC bronchiectasis patients

Harm Tiddens

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Lung function decline in bronchiectasis

Dejan Radovanovic

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hyperinflation in bronchiectasis : a series of 94 patients

Tarek Djenfi

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Lung ultrasound as the tool for monitoring community-acquired pneumonia

L? Qu?c Kh?nh Tr?n

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Prevalence and Predictive Factors of Persistent CT Scan Abnormalities after COVID-19 Pneumonia: A Cohort Study

Lamine Chikhaoui

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Impact of cytokines and chemokines on lung function after COVID-19: 3- and 6-month follow-up.

Dominika Jask??a-polkowska

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Validating the ROSE criteria for COPD-Bronchiectasis coexistence in East Asian populations: Data from Taiwan Bronchiectasis Research Collaboration (TBARC)

Yen-fu Chen

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Evolution over time of lung involvement in severe-critical COVID-19 pneumonia survivors: the non-steroid approach.

Vasileios Paraschou

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Defining the clinical-radiological and anatomopathological phenotypes of persistent COVID in immunocompromised patients

Leonardo Gori

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Sarcopenia is associated with mild-to-moderate Bronchiectasis: Hints from functional, histological, and imaging assessment

Adriana N??ez Robainas

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Associations of COVID-19 with post-acute dual-energy lung CT (DECT) measures

Elizabeth Oelsner

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Progression of bronchiectasis on CT and mortality in smokers

Alejandro A Diaz

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Clinical and functional data of post-COVID-19 patients during 1-year follow-up

Paschalis Steiropoulos

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The Association Between Radiological Scoring with Clinical Findings in Patients with Non Cystic Fibrosis Bronchiectasis

Beste ?zsezen

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PET-CT avidity and Aspergillus serology in chronic pulmonary Aspergillosis

Sharon Weinberg

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Endothelial dysfunction in patients with post-COVID 19 syndrome

Arantza Aguirre Mitchell

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Differential diagnosis of tuberculosis and sarcoidosis related mediastinal lymhp nodes using PET-CT radiomic analysis

Damla Ser?e Unat

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Lung function in early childhood with diagnosis of post-infectious non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis

Rossella Lamberti

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Late Breaking Abstract - Response to antibiotic therapy for pulmonary exacerbations in patients with primary ciliary dyskinesiaan ongoing study

Ruth Urbantat

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