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Dr Carolina Dantas
Head of Medical and Scientific Affairs
Pulmotree Medical

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Carolina Dantas, MD, Head of Medical and Scientific Affairs at Pulmotree, brings her expertise as a pulmonologist to PULMOTREE, providing the valuable insight of both physicians and patients. Specialising in respiratory infectious diseases and lung-related indications, such as cystic fibrosis and bronchiectasis, she has vast hands-on clinical experience with inhaled drug therapies.

Dr Dantas’ search for innovation in healthcare matches PULMOTREE’s forward-thinking approach to the evolution of respiratory therapies. Besides her knowledge in clinical research, Dr Dantas is an accomplished communicator in science, with several published scientific papers, a book chapter and several original presentations at international conferences. Dr Dantas holds a master’s degree in Medicine and is a member of the Sociedade Portuguesa de Pneumologia, the European Respiratory Society (ERS) and the International Society for Aerosols in Medicine.

Contributions

PULMONARY
REALISTIC BREATHING PROFILES IN IN SILICO MODELS: A PARTNERSHIP APPROACH
Carolina Dantas, Ulf Krueger and Howard Burnett discuss the critical need for precision when delivering biologics to the lungs, how PULMOTREE’s Kolibri is able to achieve this using guided breathing, and how the use of realistic breathing profiles can improve outcomes and decrease risk with in vitro and in silico testing.

More contributions

EXPERT VIEW
EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF NEBULISED BIOLOGICS
Carolina Dantas and Ulf Krueger consider the challenges when it comes to the successful delivery of inhaled biological drugs.
EXPERT VIEW
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BREATHING MANOEUVRE IN NEBULISED THERAPIES
Carolina Dantas and Ulf Krueger highlight the importance of the breathing manoeuvre in nebulised therapies – and describe a small study designed to test the effectiveness of patient feedback technology when it comes to guiding the inhalation manoeuvre. 
EXPERT VIEW
THE POTENTIAL OF CONNECTIVITY AND MONITORING IN MESH NEBULISERS
Carolina Dantas and Ulf Krueger review the current connectivity and remote monitoring capabilities in mesh nebulisers – and their potential to impact patients’ healthcare journeys and the clinical development of inhaled therapies.
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