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Exhaled nitric oxide concentrations: online versus offline values in healthy children

Kissoon et al., 2002

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11820138098743051558
Author
Kissoon N
Duckworth L
Blake K
Murphy S
Taylor C
DeNicola L
Silkoff P
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Pediatric pulmonology

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Exhaled nitric oxide (FENO) is a noninvasive and practical method to assess airway inflammation. We conducted this investigation to determine the most appropriate flow rate to measure FENO and to obtain reference values for FENO in children. FENO was measured in …
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