The NHLBI LAM Registry: Prognostic physiological and radiological biomarkers emerge from a 15-year prospective longitudinal analysis.
Gupta N , Lee HS , Ryu JH , Taveira-DaSilva AM , Beck GJ , Lee JC , McCarthy K , Finlay GA , Brown KK , Ruoss SJ , Avila NA , Moss J , McCormack FX , 
Chest.2018 Jun 22 ; ():.
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The natural history of lymphangioleiomyomatosis is mainly derived from retrospective cohort analyses and remains incompletely understood. A National Institutes of Health LAM Registry was established to define the natural history and identify prognostic biomarkers that can help guide management and decision-making in patients with LAM.
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