Preserved ratio impaired spirometry: fewer small airway dysfunction than COPD

Pulmonary function monitoring

Chair(s): Marco Contoli, Kristian Brat

Session type: Poster session

Yumi Fujita

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Sharing recruitment sites with a precision-medicine based study

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Relationship between impulse oscillometry and spirometry parameters in adults with pulmonary obstructive diseases

Marta Martin Lana

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Preserved ratio impaired spirometry: fewer small airway dysfunction than COPD

Yumi Fujita

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Correlation and concordance of arterial oxygen saturation measured by arterial blood gases and pulse oximetry according to anatomical location

Cristhian Correa

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Phenotyping asthma with airflow obstruction in middle-aged and older adults: a CADSET Clinical Research Collaboration

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How many lung function interpretations can an expert make in one hour based on the 2021 ERS/ATS standards?

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Comparison of spirometry and both spectral and intra-breath oscillometry for the prediction COPD symptoms

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Patient attitudes towards digital peak flow monitoring in asthma

Sachin Ananth

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Association of a polygenic risk score for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease with lung function across the lifespan

Natalia Hernandez-pacheco

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Lung volumes by CT and plethysmography: are we measuring the same? Data from the CanCOLD study

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Relationships Between High-Resolution Computed Tomographic Features and Lung Function Trajectory in Patients with Asthma

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The ERS International Congress 2023, Milan

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