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A33 CLINICAL STUDIES IN OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE: Lung Function Decline, Exacerbation Rate And Longitudinal Changes Of The Blood And Sputum Inflammatory Phenotype In COPD Patients
Interestingly, we found that in COPD patients a decline in lung function was associated with an increase in sputum eosinophils, independent of the exacerbation rate (correlation AFEV1 vs. Asputum eosinophils r=-0.47, p
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