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ERS International Congress, Madrid 2019

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Citations should be made in the following way: Authors. Title. Eur Respir J 2019; 54: Suppl. 63, abstract number.

The new-born lung: short- and long-term pathological entities

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Chairs: T. Dassios (Beckenham (Kent), United Kingdom), A. Lavizzari (Milano (MI), Italy)

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Late Breaking Abstract - Predicting long term lung function outcomes of prematurely born infants using cluster analysis C. Harris (London, United Kingdom), A. Lunt (London, United Kingdom), J. Peacock (London, United Kingdom), A. Greenough (London, United Kingdom)
Lung and eye pathology develop concurrently in neonatal supplemental oxygen model L. Wickramasinghe (Melbourne, Australia), E. Tsantikos (Melbourne, Australia), M. Lau (Melbourne, Australia), D. Talia (Melbourne, Australia), D. Deliyanti (Melbourne, Australia), J. Wilkinson-Berka (Melbourne, Australia), M. Hibbs (Melbourne, Australia)
Prediction of infant extubation using surface diaphragm electromyography K. Hunt (London, United Kingdom), I. Hunt (Bristol, United Kingdom), T. Dassios (London, United Kingdom), K. Ali (London, United Kingdom), A. Greenough (London, United Kingdom)
Correlation between impulse oscillometry and spirometry outcomes in a cohort of extremely preterm 6-year olds and controls B. Lundberg (Stockholm, Sweden), E. Melén (Stockholm, Sweden), P. Thunqvist (Stockholm, Sweden), M. Norman (Stockholm, Sweden), J. Hallberg (Stockholm, Sweden)
The hypoxic ventilatory response is blunted at 12-15 months corrected age in babies born very preterm S. Simpson (Perth, Australia), N. Hemy (Perth, Australia), A. Wilson (Perth, Australia), J. Pillow (Perth, Australia), G. Hall (Perth, Australia)
Influence of caffeine on the electrical activity of the diaphragm of mechanically ventilated, very premature infants E. Williams (London, United Kingdom), J. Jeyakara (London, United Kingdom), K. Hunt (London, United Kingdom), T. Dassios (London, United Kingdom), A. Greenough (London, United Kingdom)
Application of a three-dimensional kinematic model for prediction of tidal volume in newborns: a pilot study I. Guerra Azevedo (Natal, Brazil), A. Figueiredo (Santa Cruz, Brazil), L. Lopes (Santa Cruz, Brazil), N. Holanda (Santa Cruz, Brazil), D. Nagem (Natal, Brazil), A. Martins (Natal, Brazil), S. Pereira (Natal, Brazil)
Effects of caffeine therapy on preterm infant`s lung function P. Garcia Marcos Barbero (Murcia, Spain), P. Mondéjar-López (Murcia, Spain), L. García-Marcos (Murcia, Spain), M. Sánchez-Solís (Murcia, Spain)

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