The Impact of Comorbidities on the Discontinuation of Antifibrotic Therapy in Patients with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
Stefano Kette(University of Trieste), Barbara Ruaro(University of Trieste), Maria Chianese(University of Trieste), Michael Hughes(Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center), Lucrezia Mondini(University of Trieste), Marco Confalonieri(University of Trieste), Anna De Nes(University of Trieste), Alessandra Galantino(University of Trieste), Nicolò Reccardini(University of Trieste), Salvatore Fabio Nicolosi(University of Trieste), Paola Confalonieri(University of Trieste), Francesco Salton(University of Trieste), Maria Chernovsky(University of Trieste), Marta Maggisano(University of Trieste), Darina Angoni(University of Trieste), Alessia Giovanna Andrisano, Marco Mari(University of Trieste), Andrea Salotti(University of Trieste)
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