Pulmonary Diffusing Capacity and Volumes in Healthy Adults Measured with the Single Breath Technique
A. A. Viljanen, B. C. Viljanen, P. K. Halttunen, K.‐E. Kreus
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A. A. Viljanen, B. C. Viljanen, P. K. Halttunen, K.‐E. Kreus
Abstract
Single breath pulmonary diffusing capacity, diffusing capacity per volume, total lung capacity, residual volume and ratio of residual volume to total lung capacity were measured in series of 251 non-smoking males and 247 non-smoking females, 13–65 years old. The measurements were performed using a Morgan Ltd. Mark 4 Resparameter. Equations were derived using age, height and weight as predictors.
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Single breath pulmonary diffusing capacity, diffusing capacity per volume, total lung capacity, residual volume and ratio of residual volume to total lung capacity were measured in series of 251 non-smoking males and 247 non-smoking females, 13–65 years old. The measurements were performed using a Morgan Ltd. Mark 4 Resparameter. Equations were derived using age, height and weight as predictors.
Key concepts: Pulmonary Diffusing Capacity, Diffusing capacity, Lung volumes, Medicine, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Lung, Lung function