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Parthasarathi Bhattacharyya1, Sayanti Karmakar2,3, Wrick Chakraborty4,5

  • 1Department of Pulmonology, Institute of Pulmocare and Research, Kolkata, India. parthachest@yahoo.com.

BMC pulmonary medicine
|August 30, 2025
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まとめ

インパルスオシロメトリー (IOS) は,阻害性呼吸道疾患 (OAD) と制限性肺疾患 (RLD) を効果的に区別する. Δintrabreath-X5のような新しいIOSパラメータは,これらの状態を区別するのに有望です.

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インパルスオシロメトリーインタースティシアル肺疾患阻害性呼吸道疾患反応差指数 (Xin5-Xex5) /Xex5 *100Xin5/Xex5 についてΔ内呼吸-X5 (Xin5-Xex5)

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