Stam et al., 1998 - Google Patents
A rebreathing method to determine carbon monoxide diffusing capacity in children: Reference values for six 18‐year‐olds and validation in adult volunteersStam et al., 1998
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- 660389813897605227
- Author
- Stam H
- vd Beek A
- Grünberg K
- De Ridder M
- De Jongste J
- Versprille A
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- Publication venue
- Pediatric pulmonology
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The diffusing capacity of carbon monoxide (DL, CO) and its value normalized to alveolar volume (DL, CO/VA) are usually estimated with the single breath method at total lung capacity (TLC). Severely ill patients and small children are not able to deliver a satisfactory …
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