Detection of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Disease Progression using Respiratory Oscillometry - Vienna 2024

Pulmonary function testing: it's more than just spirometry!

Chair(s): Rachel Ong-Salvador, Ben Knox-Brown

Session type: Oral presentation

Detection of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Disease Progression using Respiratory Oscillometry

Joyce Wu

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Bronchodilator Response (BDR): Comparison of the ERS/ATS Technical Standard on Interpretative Strategies for Routine Lung Function with BTS/NICE Disease-Specific Guidelines

Ian Cliff

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Bronchodilator reversibility increases in people with cystic fibrosis after initiation of Kaftrio

Saeeda Lone - Latif

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Using % predicted change during bronchial challenge testing to remove bias

James Dean

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Comparison of lung function, functional capacity and performance status after lung transplantation with and without EVLP: a retrospective pilot study

Anouk Van T Veer

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The sensitivity of different lung function metrics to detect airways disease

Laurie Smith

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Detection of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Disease Progression using Respiratory Oscillometry

Joyce Wu

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A physiologist-led home spirometry assessment (PLHSA) facilitates respiratory diagnosis and treatment pathways

Megan Robshaw

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Deposition and distribution of radiolabeled aerosol in individuals post COVID-19 infection

Armele Dornelas De Andrade

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The outcomes from introducing continuous laryngoscopy during exertion (CLE) to an exertional dyspnoea cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) service.

Maximillian Thomas

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