In patients with interstitial lung disease, the greatest drop in oxygen pulse saturation does not occur at the end of the exercise test, but in the minute after - Vienna 2024

Lung physiology: are we missing the point?

Chair(s): Jo Cordeiro Da Costa, Brendan Cooper

Session type: Poster session

In patients with interstitial lung disease, the greatest drop in oxygen pulse saturation does not occur at the end of the exercise test, but in the minute after

Andr Pinto S?nchez

EVENTS HOME

Poster
Abstract

Previous presentation

Next presentation

Session content

Comparison of Respiratory Impedance in patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Bronchial Asthma

Aakansha Sarda

Poster

Abstract

Numerical simulations of high-frequency ventilation in the presence of airway and lung tissue heterogeneities

P?ter Makra

Poster

Abstract

Reliability and utility of the 6-minute walk test in granulomatous-lymphocytic interstitial lung disease (GLILD)

Heba M Bintalib

Poster

Abstract

A response bias exists away from Borg Category-Ratio 0-10 scale values without associated verbal descriptors for symptom intensity ratings during cardiopulmonary exercise testing

Rachelle Aucoin

Poster

Abstract

Comparison of the measurement of lung volumes with two different plethysmography techniques in a real-world environment

Rosaura Esperanza Ben?tez P?rez

Poster

Abstract

A randomised crossover trial to investigate the clinical utility of orally delivered oxygen nanobubbles in Pulmonary Fibrosis

Mihir Sheth

Poster

Abstract

The role of diffusion lung capacity for nitric oxide in the management of patients with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis

Donato Lacedonia

Poster

Abstract

Abnormal ventilatory responses during cardiopulmonary exercise testing in children with upper airway obstruction. Why am I short of breath when I have a large reserve?

Paul Burns

Poster

Abstract

Static lung volumes measured by plethysmography: does GLI fit well?

Atzimba Erandine Castillo Ayala Castillo Ayala

Poster

Abstract

How to classify the severity of a restriction?

Nadia Ben Lazreg

Poster

Abstract

The clinical impact of obtaining a single acceptable gas transfer manoeuvre

Joshua Barnes

Poster

Abstract

Alterations of DLco diagnosis when using the first acceptable trial vs average of two acceptable trials

Matthew Hegewald

Poster

Abstract

Comparing estimated versus actual dead space measurements in cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET): implications for clinical practice

Antoine El Kik

Poster

Abstract

Assessment of strain effects of normal values of respiratory mechanics in rats

Gergely H. Fodor

Poster

Abstract

Inhalation from different pulmonary volumes does not impact bronchodilator efficacy in COPD patients

Dejan Radovanovic

Poster

Abstract

Discord of prediction equations in assessment of exercise intolerance

Mehrdad Arjomandi

Poster

Abstract

Immediate on-screen quality grade reporting is associated with improved spirometry quality.

Benjamin Fox

Poster

Abstract

In patients with interstitial lung disease, the greatest drop in oxygen pulse saturation does not occur at the end of the exercise test, but in the minute after

Andr Pinto S?nchez

Poster

Abstract

Comparative study of bronchodilator responsiveness in a Greek pediatric and adult asthma cohort using 2021 and 2005 ATS/ERS guidelines

Afroditi Boutou

Poster

Abstract

Late Breaking Abstract - Changes in spirometry interpretative strategies. Knowledge and perception in health care workers of LATAM

Rosaura Esperanza Ben?tez P?rez

Poster

Abstract

CDN Connection Issue

The ERS Congress 2024, Vienna

#{title}