Prevalence and prognosis of CT lung pathology among adults meeting lung function reference population eligibility criteria: a CanCOLD study - Amsterdam 2025

New insights: the physiology of airflow obstruction

Chair(s): Francesco Ardesi, Maximillian Thomas

Session type: Poster session

Prevalence and prognosis of CT lung pathology among adults meeting lung function reference population eligibility criteria: a CanCOLD study

Cole Bowerman

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Contrasting GOLD and STAR classifications of spirometric COPD severity: relationship with clinical exercise testing outcomes

Danilo C Berton

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Predicting real-world minute ventilation in COPD using field walking tests

Aslihan Cakmak-onal

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Novel contrast-free CT perfusion for measuring perfusion defects in COPD and PE

Kris Nilsen

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FEV?/FVC as a marker of disease severity and functional impairment in COPD

Chaima Briki

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Mechanical-ventilatory responses and exertional dyspnoea in ever-smokers at risk for COPD in CanCOLD: an AI-based study

Abed Hijleh

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Diagnostic grade SHAP-prioritised machine learning for spirometry from high-dimensional qCT

Ollie Pitts

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Does FEV1/FVC STAR relate better to sensory-physiological responses to exercise than FEV1 z-scores in patients with COPD?

Danilo C Berton

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CPET Assessment: Which Test Provides the Best Insights for COPD and Heart Failure?

Juan Fco. Nieves Salceda

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A novel approach to differentiate obstructive lung disease from health.

Sanja Stanojevic

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Respiratory EMG and dyspnea during exercise in COPD patients

Britt J. M. H. Dörssers

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Using AI-techniques to assess dynamic mechanical-ventilatory constraints and exertional dyspnoea during CPET in the CanCOLD study

J. Alberto Neder

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Using breath-by-breath volumetric capnography to link gas exchange to exertional ventilatory efficiency in mild-moderate COPD

Matthew D. James

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Structural and functional abnormalities in pulmonary gas exchange efficiency at rest and exercise in mild COPD: a Phase-Resolved Functional Lung (PREFUL)-MRI study

Matthew D. James

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Detection of local ventilation defects using xenon-enhanced dynamic dual-energy CT

Emma Verelst

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Is FEV1 Q a good prognostic tool in COPD?

Salma Mokaddem Mohsen

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Appetite and longitudinal effects on weight and muscle function in COPD

Timothy O Jenkins

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Hyperinflation predicts incremental shuttle walk distance in COPD

Meera Srinivasan

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Impact of PRISm pattern in ventilatory and sensorial responses to exercise

Alice Scussel

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Prevalence and prognosis of CT lung pathology among adults meeting lung function reference population eligibility criteria: a CanCOLD study

Cole Bowerman

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In-phase chest wall vibration improves exercise tolerance and physiology in COPD

Dylan Creane

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