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A Special Issue:
48th Respiratory Care Journal Conference—
Pulmonary Function Testing
co-chairs: Paul L Enright, Gregg L Ruppell
Conference Proceedings
- Facing the Noise: Addressing the Endemic Variability in DLCO Testing
- by Meredith C McCormack—Baltimore, Maryland
- What Is the Clinical Value of Lung Volumes?
- by Gregg L Ruppel—St Louis, Missouri
- What Is the Best Pulmonary Diagnostic Approach for Wheezing Patients With Normal Spirometry?
- by William W Busse—Madison, Wisconsin
- Which Pulmonary Function Tests Best Differentiate Between COPD Phenotypes?
- by Steve H Salzman—Mineola, New York
- Children Should Not Be Treated Like Little Adults in the PFT Lab
- by Laura Seed, David Wilson, and Allan L Coates—Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- What Is the Role of PFTs in Monitoring Adverse Effects of Surgery, Drug Treatments, Radiation Therapy, and During Hospitalization?
- by Oleh W Hnatiuk—Washington, DC
- What Does Airway Resistance Tell Us About Lung Function?
- by David A Kaminsky—Burlington, Vermont
- Exercising Your Patient: Which Test(s) and When?
- by Bohdan M Pichurko—Cleveland, Ohio
- Quality Assurance of the Pulmonary Function Technologist
- by Jeffrey M Haynes—Nashua, New Hampshire
- PFT Interpretive Strategies: American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Society 2005 Guideline Gaps
- by Albert Miller—New York, New York
and Paul L Enright—Tucson, Arizona
- How Should the Lower Limit of the Normal Range Be Defined?
- by Bruce H Culver—Seattle, Washington
- Should We Keep Pushing for a Spirometer in Every Doctor’s Office?
- by Paul L Enright—Tucson, Arizona
- The Future of Pulmonary Function Testing
- by Neil R MacIntyre—Durham, North Carolina
Conference Summary
- Pulmonary Function Testing
- by Gregg L Ruppel—St Louis, Missouri
and Paul L Enright—Tucson, Arizona
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