Physiologist-led home spirometry service (PLHSS) helps identify different asthma phenotypes for an improved patient centred approach. - Vienna 2024

Monitoring in airway disease III: looking towards the future

Chair(s): Wang Chun Kwok, Sundeep Santosh Salvi

Session type: Poster session

Physiologist-led home spirometry service (PLHSS) helps identify different asthma phenotypes for an improved patient centred approach.

Kay Roy

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Sundeep Santosh Salvi

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Relation of changes in PEF and FEV1 during bronchoconstriction

Leon Csonka

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Prevalence and characteristics of small airways disease in a general population

Hazim Abozid

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Physiologist-led home spirometry service (PLHSS) helps identify different asthma phenotypes for an improved patient centred approach.

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The correlation between expiratory and inspiratory spirometric parameters during the bronchodilation test in asthmatic patients

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