Biomarkers to support paediatric LRTI antibiotic decision making by clinicians - Vienna 2024

Exploring paediatric respiratory health amidst pandemic challenges: insights from multicentre studies and clinical trials

Chair(s): Nadine Freitag, Steve Cunningham

Session type: Poster session

Biomarkers to support paediatric LRTI antibiotic decision making by clinicians

Jonathan Twynam-Perkins

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Biomarkers to support paediatric LRTI antibiotic decision making by clinicians

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Health significance of the COVID-19 pandemic for patients with primary ciliary dyskinesia

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The impact of guideline implementation in diagnosing primary ciliary dyskinesia using transmission electron microscopy

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Unravelling genetic and clinical phenotype correlations in primary ciliary dyskinesia: a cohort study

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Late Breaking Abstract - Machine learning algorithms to predict bronchiolitis hospitalisations in the first year of life

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