Once you’ve decided to deploy the FDA-approved amikacin liposome inhaled aerosol suspension in patients with refractory MAC lung disease, how do you use to optimize patient adherence, tolerability and compliance with this treatment?

Once you’ve decided to deploy the FDA-approved amikacin liposome inhaled aerosol suspension in patients with refractory MAC lung disease, how do you use to optimize patient adherence, tolerability and compliance with this treatment?

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Once you’ve made the decision to deploy the FDA-approved amikacin liposome inhaled aerosol suspension in patients with refractory MAC lung disease, what strategies do you use to optimize patient adherence, tolerability and compliance with this treatment?

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Presenter

Shannon Kasperbauer, MD

Shannon Kasperbauer, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine
Department of Medicine
Division of Mycobacterial & Respiratory Infections
National Jewish
Denver, Colorado