Oscillometry bronchodilator response identifies distinct pathophysiological phenotypes in the ATLANTIS cohort - Amsterdam 2025

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Oscillometry bronchodilator response identifies distinct pathophysiological phenotypes in the ATLANTIS cohort

Eleanor Quek

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Exploring Respiratory Mechanics through Impulse Oscillometry: Beyond Traditional Spirometry.

Juan Fco. Nieves Salceda

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Safety of the spirometry maneuver with the redefinition of FET in the ATS/ERS 2019 technical statement

Arturo Cortes-telles

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Comparison of impulse oscillometry indices and FEV1 during methacholine challenge and bronchodilation tests

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Can a Decline in Rectangular Area Ratio Identify Dynamic Airway Compression? A Mechanical Simulation

Michele Girardi

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Small airway disfunction on exercise capacity in precapillary pulmonary hypertension, the insights of oscillometry

Chiara Torregiani

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Physiological basis of worse clinical outcomes in smokers with a PRISm pattern

Alice Scussel

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Comparison of responsiveness to bronchodilators using the 2021 or 2005 ATS/ERS guidelines

Sebastian Ferri

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Timing matters: the impact of morning vs afternoon spirometry in the analysis of 500 spirometry results of patients with suspected asthma

Cara M Gill

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Long term psychological functioning and correlation with Exercise Capacity and Dyspnea in Patients with Pectus Excavatum after Nuss Surgery.

Szymon Skoczynski

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The influence of breathing frequency on forced oscillation technique in patients with asthma

Olga Carozzo

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Enhancing Abnormal Respiratory Sound Classification with Self-Supervised deep learning using Unlabeled Data

Junhong Jo

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Association Between Right-Sided Heart Failure and Lung Function

Carlos Patricio Chávez Guzmán

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Low alveolar volume is related to respiratory symptoms in individuals without chronic airflow limitation

Andrei Malinovschi

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Abnormal Ax in impulse oscillometry may be a useful diagnostic tool in asthma

Ciara Ottewill

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New reference equations for lung function can affect eligibility for lung cancer surgery.

Nicoline Andersen

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Oscillometry bronchodilator response identifies distinct pathophysiological phenotypes in the ATLANTIS cohort

Eleanor Quek

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Small airways function: a gut issue?

Andrei Malinovschi

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Spirometry in high altitude residents: Long term adaptations of pulmonary function

Manju Bala

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Oscillometry with or without spirometry for methacholine testing

Ynuk Bossé

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Transition to ATS/ERS 2022 recommendations for lung function interpretation creates anomalies that vary with age and ethnicity

Matthew Peters

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