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The determining factors of peak nasal inspiratory flow and perception of nasal airflow in asthmatics
2014
Rhinology
The effect of pulmonary pathology on peak nasal inspiratory flow (PNIF) remains largely unknown. We investigated an association between a diagnosis of asthma and of lung function on PNIF when adjusted for possible confounders. Further, we investigated the perception of nasal obstruction in asthmatics compared to healthy controls when adjusted for PNIF. Methodology: Eighty-seven asthmatics and 92 non-asthmatic controls underwent PNIF (categorized into groups of high, medium and low), acoustic
doi:10.4193/rhin13.222
pmid:25479213
fatcat:v5ocfduhnndppfvnhez7nvyb4m