Risk factors for airflow obstruction development in an occupational cohort. The value of borderline FEV1/FVC ratio. - Vienna 2024

Monitoring in airway disease I: looking towards the future

Chair(s): Johann Christian Virchow, Andr?anne C?t

Session type: Poster session

Risk factors for airflow obstruction development in an occupational cohort. The value of borderline FEV1/FVC ratio.

Maria Urquiola Torres

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