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P135 Maximum inspiratory flow measured directly with an inspiratory flow metre compared with measurements from flow volume loop traces
2011
Thorax
P132 Figure 1 RFcsa taken with a linear probe (image on left) and curvilinear probe (image on right) in the same individual at 2/3. Conclusion These data demonstrate that both linear and curvilinear probes can be used to acquire accurate RFcsa measurements. Furthermore, "splicing" the images from the LUP, when a CUP is not available is a justified method to assess RFcsa. This method should be considered for RFcsa image acquisition in obese patients.
doi:10.1136/thoraxjnl-2011-201054c.135
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