September 5–9, 2026 | Barcelona, Spain
The Strados team presented four posters at ERS Congress 2026 on topics that included cough measurement, continuous respiratory monitoring, pulmonary fibrosis, chronic cough, and pediatric respiratory care.
A Novel Approach to Assess the Relationship Between Cough and Speech in Patients With Chronic Cough
Presenter: Tom deLaubenfels, PhD
Tuesday, September 8 | 12:30–14:00
Poster: PA5867
Session: Innovations in Cough Research and Monitoring
PS-15 / Session 514
This research explores a new approach to understanding how cough interacts with speech in patients with chronic cough, extending cough assessment beyond frequency alone.
Quantification of Cough Motion Intensity Demonstrates Variations in Chest Excursions During Bouts in Pulmonary Fibrosis, Chronic Cough and Subacute Cough
Presenter: Tom deLaubenfels
Tuesday, September 8 | 12:30–14:00
Poster: PA5868
Session: Innovations in Cough Research and Monitoring
PS-15 / Session 514
This study examines cough motion intensity and differences in chest excursion during cough bouts across pulmonary fibrosis, chronic cough, and subacute cough populations.
Feasibility of Remote Respiratory Monitoring in Critically Ill Children With Cardiopulmonary Conditions in Intensive Care Settings
Presenter: Shane Krauss
Tuesday, September 8 | 12:30–14:00
Poster: PA6041
Session: Neonatal and Paediatric Intensive Care and Prematurity-Related Respiratory Sequelae
PS-23 / Session 523
This study evaluates the feasibility of remote respiratory monitoring in critically ill pediatric patients with cardiopulmonary conditions in intensive care settings.
Feasibility of Continuous Remote Respiratory Monitoring in Infants Hospitalized With Viral Bronchiolitis
Presenter: Shane Krauss
Sunday, September 6 | 12:30–14:00
Poster: PA1715
Session: The World of Paediatric Respiratory Infections: Bronchiolitis, Pneumonia and Empyema
PS-25 / Session 147
This research examines the feasibility of continuous respiratory monitoring in infants hospitalized with viral bronchiolitis.