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Upper and Lower Airway Colonization in Cystic Fibrosis Patients After Lung Transplantation
A hot topic in lung transplantation is the treatment of persisting sinus disease/colonization in CF patients to prevent descending graft colonization and chronic allograft dysfunction. From 2012, the Hannover transplantation group has been using a conservative approach with topical nasal inhalation. It is now necessary to analyse the impact of the new approach on graft colonization, incidence of BOS, symptoms, QoL etc in comparison to a historical cohort. It is also important to establish which is the best among the different inhaled antibiotic regimens currently available.
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