Persistent respiratory symptoms and increased reactance among successfully treated Australian TB survivors compared to healthy controls. - Amsterdam 2025

Tuberculosis and non-tuberculous mycobacterial diseases: challenges of diagnostics and management

Chair(s): Olha Konstantynovska, Christoph Lange

Session type: Oral presentation

Persistent respiratory symptoms and increased reactance among successfully treated Australian TB survivors compared to healthy controls.

Anthony Byrne

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